| The celebration of rugged individualism during westward expansion in the mid-1800s surely had a lasting influence as well. |
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| Sweden attempted to take advantage of this by blocking Russia's attempted westward expansion towards the Baltic. |
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| This range of hills was impassable for early settlers and stopped westward expansion. |
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| A necessary corollary of the westward expansion of the frontier was the western containment of its indigenous population. |
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| In its fuller exposition, the poem is a paean to the westward expansion of the country. |
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| Agricultural toil and westward expansion brought droves of ordinary people into intimate contact with vast expanses of pristine lands. |
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| American frontiersman, trapper, soldier, and Indian agent who made an important contribution to the westward expansion of the United States. |
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| The westward expansion of the Republic created huge opportunities for expansion of land ownership. |
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| Simplified, the story goes like this: With westward expansion, cities were new and their roots shallow. |
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| Let's say they're studying the Lakota Indians and what should be done during westward expansion. |
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| It broke down in 1824, a victim of the decentralization of power in politics that accompanied the westward expansion of the United States. |
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| Originally, some Cree and Saulteaux Indians entered the Northwest in the early 1800s with the westward expansion of the fur trade. |
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| The Magyars' westward expansion was halted by Otto in 955 at the Battle of Lechfeld in southern Germany. |
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| Exploitation of the region's resources began in the 19th century with the westward expansion of the fur trade. |
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| More than a century ago, American newspaperman Horace Greeley extolled the benefits of westward expansion as a source of opportunity and adventure. |
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| The great squares chart London's westward expansion. |
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| Descriptions of obsolete American cartridges tell the tale of ammunition used by settlers, cowboys and outlaws during the nation's westward expansion, and offer insights into unusual rounds that never caught on. |
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| I was thinking about this legacy of the gold rush and westward expansion. |
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| Part of the westward expansion of the Canadian Pacific rail line, the area was intended only to serve as a temporary work camp for transient railway workers. |
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| The real agenda of the residential school system was to ensure that modern Canada had a convenient and cheap labour supply to support its westward expansion. |
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| By that time had come the railway, making possible the westward expansion of adventurous people, and the shipping eastward of their produce from the prolific prairies. |
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| In the United States, attention was more directly focused on the protection of nature in the wild state, nature which the westward expansion of the pioneers was tending to shrink. |
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| The hidden agenda of the industrial school system was to ensure that modern Canada had a convenient, cheap labour supply to support its westward expansion. |
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| Later that year, the Royal Proclamation of 1763 placed a limit upon the westward expansion of the American colonies. |
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| Bows are awkwardly made to severer theorists: Myra Jehlen argues that Emerson's vision of man coming into his godship through the conquest of nature reads suspiciously like an apology for westward expansion. |
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| Latitudinal displacement of the ridge is also occurring, and computer models depict more westward expansion of the anticyclone in the future. |
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| President Jefferson was an enthusiastic supporter of westward expansion, and held firm in his support for the treaty. |
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| They subsequently accompanied the Huns in their westward expansion. |
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| But exploitation during westward expansion, as well as the installment of domestic sheep, which can host pathogens fatal to wild sheep, drastically reduced these numbers. |
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