The New World and its Growth, cont.
Exploring the new territory after the Lousiana Purchase
The New World and its Growth, cont.
The journey and role that Lewis and Clark played
The New World and its Growth, cont.
A visit to an Indian Pueblo
The New World and its Growth, cont.
Decription of the Pueblos and the spanish in the Southwest
The New World and its Growth, cont.
An image of people rowing in a traditional boat
The Last Frontier is Settled
Discussion on why the Indians Ceased to be an obstacle to western settlement
Map Study
Map of Indians of Western North America Encountered by Pioneers
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
The invasion of the Indian hunting grounds beyond the Mississippi are invaded.
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
The Indians defense on their homes and hunting grounds breaking out in war
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
White men break the resistance of the Indians
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
The United States government settles the Indians on reservations and changes its policy toward the Indians.
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
Discussion on the role of the Miner, the Cowboy, and the Farmer in the disapperance of the frontier
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
Prospectors scout out the Rocky Mountain Country
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
Mining rush and cattle raising spreading across the Western Plains
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
The killing of the buffalo herds and the production of the railroads role in the boom of cattle raising
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
The life and description of the cowboy
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
Homesteaders change the great plains into a food-growing region
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont.
The disappearance of the Last Frontier
The Last Frontier is Settled, cont./ Chapter Check Up
Comprehension questions on the chapter
A Koon-Ka-Zachey Christmas
The article describes the Christmas seasons and the preparation of the seasons. These preparation include the annual Koon-ka-Zachey benefit box supper planned by Homer Braton.
The House I Burned on Christmas Eve
Harrell McCullough recounts a Christmas Eve in 1916 where he burned his house down by messing with the family turkey
Christmas in the Twin Territories
The article describes the lonely feeling the Twin Territories felt during Christmas because they were isolated from the friends and family. The community would decorate a communal tree, and places like school houses would be dedicated to the tree and worship.
The Boss, The Cherokee Lady and The Ghost
This articles describes a story about the "Boss" politician Richard Croker, moves to Dublin County. It is inferred that he married a Cherokee Princess and his ghost still haunts his home.
Gene Autry and "Rudolph the Red Nose
This article describes how Gene Autry made his debut at "Oklahoma yodeling Comboy in 1928. It then describes his life including his producing of "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer."
A Good/Bad Christmas
This article is written by Opal Hartsell Brown and is based on a Christmas from her childhood. She discusses the Yule tree and Christmas program her community in Oklahoma put on. In the program Opal is meant to play the part of Little Red Riding …
