Bibliography and Acknowledgements

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During Boudin Bakery's

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Because of how sourdough bread is produced, it made it much more feasible to produce on their journeys.

Importance

Cheechakos

Klondike Gold Rush

"The old American Dream ... was the dream of the Puritans, of Benjamin Franklin's "Poor Richard"... of men and women content to accumulate their modest fortunes a little at a time, year by year by year. The new dream was the dream of instant wealth, won in a twinkling by audacity and good luck. [This] golden dream ... became a prominent part of the American psyche only after Sutter's Mill."

Sourdough Explanation

as explained in the KQED video

As seen in the table above

Sourdough characteristics differ greatly from that of baker's yeast bread

The

Science of Sourdough

"sourdough"

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a concise history

Sourdough

Chyanne

peopel

Race in the west was not like race in the south,

Race was a tool used by white men to enhance their ability to achieve theirgoals, and it was used quite sucessesfully.

frontier

We should concider the stories in the book

Once we venture further in time to that of the gold rush

aneglo american

overal

Chacon was born of either French and German or Spanish and German parents. She was of European decent, however, because of her dark complexion and Mexican tongue she was listed in the 1910 US census as being of Mexican decent. Ten years prior her and her husband both were listed as a white American.

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These tribes were forced 1upon lands of very hostile and dangerous enemies.

Instead whites created racial differences to justify the exploitation of Mexican workers and the kidnapping of a group of Catholic children in an Arizona mining town.

Race in the American West became less about culture and more about the color of one’s skin.

lives

the Comanche

Gordon75

While

(Gwynne 289)

The Comanche had no tribal unit, no big chief, no governing council, or Comanche nation, no one that the American Government could go to for peace treaties. To the white settlers this made no sense at all, there was not one governing person,that could make decisions for the rest. The Indian male was totally free to make his own decisions. He had no one to answer to, no church, no military society, no state, no police, no domineering clans or powerful families, no rules. He was free to come and go as he pleased, he could even take his friend’s wife, if he had enoughhorses to pay for her. (Gwynne 51)

Gwynne 45

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The dichotomous view of race in the West by white people defined race relations and justified all manner of atrocities and injustices; one was white, Indian, Mexican or one was other, each viewing separate races as alien.

Even amongst the Comanche

Mexicans and Indians were the other to whites. Absent that other, whites would simply otherize different white ethnicities as they did in New York City.

The Great Arizona Orphan Abduction”

e in the West was defined specifically by skin color as opposed to the Northeast but not like the South.

The  white  women  turned  down  their  noses  to  the  Mexicans  and  used  them  when  it  was  convenient

 the  native  Am

ower  wages

rough  the  wages  given  to  different  racial  group

dly.    In  a  man  made  society,  the  white  American’s  saw  only  their  way  of  life,  and  the  ability  to  assimilate  others  into  the  white  mans  society,  if  the  people  did  not  fit  into  the  white  mans  categories,  they  were  discriminated  against,relocated  or  eliminated.

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This type of forcewill cause strangers to help one another.

could not be accepted

Religion, clothing, as well as language were just a few of the differences that were floating around between the different cultures during the time.

Gwynne,

With every interaction an emotion was formed.Good or bad, the news always spreadacross the land.

Aneffect wascaused betweenthedifferent culturesforcing them to engage with one anothermore often.

The Great Arizona Orphan Abduction. Fifth Printing, (2001), 12

North to South, East to West. Direction in the end played a role.

The only problem was these forms of stereotypingwere normally incorrect.

Gordon

in.

Gordon 77).

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the lighter the skin color

The Mexicansin the Gordon book were payed way less and treated as second class citizens compared to the white people.

Once someone went out West their race was alternated to one that fit the categoriesof race in the West.

at the time.

Through

Park

(Gwynne, 77)

fully human

inferior species

Natives

Culture gave way to race

Race in the American West was used as a tool by Anglo-American settlers to establisha new, cohesive cultural identity to establish superiorityin a harsh and competitiveenvironment.

The adopting of the superior race,

In the Native Americans case

best interest

interest.

Gordon’s book

The superior race also tookit upon themselves to categorize inferior races based strictly on the color of their skin.

life.

Thehue they were designated at birth put a stamp on who they were going to be in this society and how they were going to live.

earlier

Alaska Sourdough

different dependent upon where along the Pacific coast you are.

“Why is Sourdough considered a bread of the American West and how did it gain its notoriety in places such as San Francisco?

Thesis:

I need my BBQ. YouTube. March 03, 2011. Accessed October 04, 2018.

Midwest

Cory Byrant

have emerged and grown

Why

how its changed - throughout the years various changed have been made, i plan on covering those changes.

Loma Linda Sanitarium exterior view and menu, c. 1908."

wide range of utopias and colonies

How were 19th-century political and religious reform movements related to, and expressed through, the various vegetarian organizations and experimental communal utopias?

My pages will be arranged roughly chronologically. 

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Conservation and future outlook for gulf shrimp industry

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have changed the way America satisfies its appetite for shrimp.

gulf coast

culturally, ethnically, environmentally, and economically?

Antiques & Collectibles Price Guide.

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Here we will discover the rise and fall of one of the greatest inventions in snack food history.

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Meat was able to be sent from the cattle ranches in the West around as well. Chicago in American history is known well for its meat industry, but without the cattle ranches in the West and the railroads, the meat industry in Chicago would never be as significant as it was.

With the West having three types of natural resources, mining, farming, and cattle ranch-ing, the upcoming of the railroad transformed the way these natural resources were transported from area to area

While slavery and conquest West, were able to be compared significantly to one another, the coming of factories and railroads transformed the West and were able to link it all together to the South and the North.

American West happening side by side, the expansion west gave the southern free African Americans a place to go and begin a new life.

Slavery was seen as a serious matter in the twentieth century to Americans

Slavery tested the ideals of the United States back in the colonial area and a little part of the expansion West.

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power.

Reconstruction is about how a middle class formed in America

Patricia Limerick,

comparable to American history as a whole.

the novels

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Many came seeking fortune in the nineteenth century as well as the twentieth just to be let down. They had to settle for wages back in the days of mining and cattle ranching. Wage labor was not the concept it is now.

ough all the turmoil and optimism of the West, industry rolled on with new innovations and inventions regularly.

“Douglas

various Indian tribes of the West felt heartbreak at the hands of the white man’s government and military.

This was a microcosm of the hope that the West provided.

“Fittingly

grow.

It created a balm of unification for the North and South after the Civil War that kept the United States together.

One thing that everyone thinks of when they here about the West is the Cowboys and Indians

Francis Warren

growth.

Because if we think of it on those terms, how is going to be funded? What does that look like?

civil war

west

a new platform to create something for their own

The goal of the antiquarian is the dead past; the goal of the historian is the living peasant.

was real opportunity

The war

Natives

The American Indians saw the encroachment of Eastern Americans onto Western lands as a threat to their way of life.

that

20,000

The diversity of the West gave hope to all Americans.

said

Patricia Nelson Limerick

The importance of Western history, in relation to American history, is that it is the key component in shaping America’s image as the land of opportunity.

was branded

When visualizingthe West, land and money are prominent, but underneath those wanteddesires lies a want most desired by all, freedomto become who you wantto be.

“Everyone

“At the same time, word of the money to be made in the West in agriculture, hunting, mining, [and] cattle had spread east quickly...”6

“Western

Richardson,

“In

The important role the American West played in American history was not a location or physical being; it was an idea.

She alsostated that “mining set a mood that has never disappearedfrom the West: the attitude of extractive industry—get in, get rich, get out”(100).

the migration was that “southern cotton could not recover the ground lost during the war: heirloom seeds had been lost, fields overgrown with weeds, levees broken”(Richardson 83). Meaning that thesouth was a place of struggle when trying to get workand there was a lack of money withintheSouth due to thecotton not being a good market for them anymore. So,more southernerswent West to find more resourcessuch as farming resourcesor mining opportunities.Furthermore

So,more southernerswent West to find more resourcessuch as farming resourcesor mining opportunities.

In addition

“there were cattle in the West, and gold, and silver, and apparently endless herds of cattle”

To begin,

The history that happened in the West waswhat made America howis it today.

“The existenceof an area of free land, and its continuous recession, and the advance of Americansettlement westward, explain Americandevelopment”

“Legacy of Conquest”

Westwasa time

As

free labor dream

was the idea discussed inMrs. Richardson’s book.

Kellie.

As I was reading I kept reminding my self of this.

To many people the AmericanWest was an opportunity to change.

many

“The Legacy of Conquest,”

Generations before us have learned of this fascinating timethrough popular Westernson television. Although my generation did not participate a whole lot in this leisurely activity, we learned about the American West through school. We learned of the cowboys and Indians,the same content that was present in the Westerns, just orally passed down to us from the generation that actually sat down and watched them. Being in some elementary classrooms during myfield experience, now the children are given a quick overview, a sort of glaze over, of the American West. It seems to be shrinking both in knowledge and popularity. Battles seem to be the highlight of the American West now, in classrooms, with a quick applause for the main characters such as Sitting Bull or Ulysses Grant.

separate.

this ideal of free labor and independence

“The

“Farmers had gone west in the great optimism of the postwar years, convinced to that they could succeed if only they tried hard enough” (Richardson, 148)

Limerick paints

one cannot exist without the other

Both authors set into the detail the importance of the West in regard to the active role in the government in American’s lives and the identity of what it truly meant to be American.

Explain the importance of the American West to American history as a whole. Use information and quotations from Limerick and Richardson as your sole sources for

After the war had ended there were many African Americans that had no place to go and no way of earning a living for their families. T

(Richardson 118)

The next type of pioneer came along, gold was discovered.

came in.

The west

Racisms

Mohonk reformers

“the west seemed to be a region of inexhaustible resources, where labor could easily realize profit from nature as soon as resistant Native Americans could be overcome. With the backing of western resources and the nationalization of the free labor ideal, a growing cadre of northern farmers, laborers, mid-level business men, and government officials (joined by some southern Americans who hoped to make the best of the postwar economy) were determined to make America the greatest nation on earth.”(37 Richardson).

peoples and cultures came together

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