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    Statement: The Homestead Act is one of the most important act passed by the Congress for the benefit of American People. Source # 1: http://www.ehow.com/facts_5978437_significance-homestead-act.html “The Homestead Act was significant for settlers and those brave enough to start a new life‚ because it offered them 160 acres of public land‚ for free or little charge. But ownership of the land was only granted if the land was developed for farming.” This means that the Homestead Act was very important

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    Wallace Whipps Grover Cleveland defined success as being honest by fighting corruption in government‚ and being remembered for making government run more efficiently. Cleveland was born to Anne and Richard Cleveland‚ March 18‚ 1837 in Caldwell‚ New Jersey‚ the fifth of nine children. Richard‚ a minister of the Presbyterian Church‚ was posted in various parts of New York State. In 1853 Richard died‚ and Grover quit school to support his family‚ by teaching school with his older brother at the

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    A labourer under contract to work for an employer for a specific amount of time is a bonded labourer also known as a Indentured Servant. Typically the employer provided little or no monetary pay‚ but was responsible for accommodation‚ food‚ other essentials‚ training and when applicable passage to a new country. Upon completion of the term of the contract the labourer sometimes received a lump sum payment such as a parcel of land and was free to farm or take up trade of his own. In other words indentured

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    In Episode 2 of "The Men Who Built America" America’s industries grew at a tremendously rapid pace. Tom Scott’s railroads connected the country. John D. Rockefeller’s oil industry was booming. Andrew Carnegie’s steel industry was beginning to build modern day America. With Carnegie’s success‚ troubles followed. Carnegie started off as a young apprentice to Tom Scott. At the young age of twelve‚ he had to work in order to help his family with expenses. At age 24‚ he was the manager of Scott’s company

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    Ranch and New Bonanza Farms

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    With the Homestead Act passed‚ it is time for you to claim your 160 acres! Come to the west! You can be like James Oliver who developed a new plow with a sharper edge. Try working on the new bonanza farms with expensive machinery and professional managers. Come live in a dugout‚ a house dug into the sides of a hill. But be careful because the weather can be harsh causing crops to die and water is scarce. Most farms are in Texas‚ The Great Plains‚ and California. Come to the west farmers! With

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    Chapter 17 The West: Exploiting an Empire After the Civil War‚ Americans‚ who believed expansion was their “manifest destiny‚” began moving westward across the continent‚ subduing the Native Americans through various means‚ creating a North American empire for raw material to fuel factories. Western economies need the Fed Govt BEYOND THE FRONTIER Prior to the Civil War‚ the march of White settlement paused at the margin of the semiarid Great Plains‚ a region seared by hot winds and too little

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    Jackson. After Oxford‚ Jackson got him a job as a clerk in patent office in London in 1882. During this job‚ A.E and Moses shared a house with Moses’s brother Adalbert. When he found out that Adalbert had died in 1892‚ he left this job to pursue his other dreams. Nearing the end of 1892‚ A.E was offered a job as a professor of Latin at University College London. After leaving the University College London‚ he began to focus on Latin poetry. In 1896‚ Housman published A Shropshire Lad‚ which was a

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    Life from the 1890s to the 1920s “...Act to protect trade and commerce against unlawful restraints and monopolies.” (Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 article) The election offered voters several choices: Wilson’s New Freedom‚ Taft’s conservatism‚ Roosevelt’s Progressivism‚ or the Socialist Party policies of Eugene V. Debbs. Clayton act prohibits corporations from acquiring stock of another if doing so would create monopolies. Wilson turned his attention to financial reform when the nation needed a way

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    and their views of technology’s connection to capitalism. (Housel‚ 2006‚ p.85). Technology commonly found on the homestead is most often associated with power. Most homesteaders strive to live off grid without government utilities and with the development of better and cheaper alternative energy sources‚ many have the ability to do so. The most common energy source found on the homestead is solar. A number of homesteading

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    The National Farmer ’s Alliance was formed to try to alleviate some of the pressures felt by the farming industry. Within the rural community there were changing political views all around. This gave rise to the Populist movement. In the election of 1892‚ populist nominee James Weaver drew over one million votes‚ although he failed to attract voters in urban areas‚ the South‚ and even the Midwest(1). The Farmer ’s Alliance itself began to loose members. The railroad industry‚ which had helped spur

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