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to teach people about something
 
to inform
 
to entertain
 
to persuade
convince people to believe in something
 
to persuade
 
to entertain
 
to inform
to make people laugh
 
to entertain
 
to persuade
 
to inform
a deserted town with few or no remaining people
 
ghost town
 
bust town
 
boomtown
making a guess
 
speculate
 
occupied
 
expansion
number of people living in an area
 
population
 
individual
 
boomtown
A country's _____ is its system of business
 
economy
 
dollar
 
development
something new that someone finds
 
discovery
 
frontier
 
establish
growth and progress
 
development
 
technology
 
economy
things that will not last forever (example: after a lot of mining, gold runs out)
 
limited resources
 
unlimited resources
 
discovery
a group or individual that provides the money to start a new project (for example, for mining)
 
investor
 
inventor
 
speculator
process of digging things out of the ground
 
mining
 
investing
 
claiming
Many people moves into the town
 
boomtown
 
ghost town
 
mining
a person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area
 
settler
 
individual
 
ranching
way or trail
 
route
 
development
 
discovery
lived on
 
occupied
 
doorsteps
 
population
the result of building things and putting things together
 
construction
 
occupied
 
population
Cowboys' main business to make money; in this business, cattle are raised and sold for their meat.
 
ranching
 
Wild West
 
farming
begain in the 1840s when people discovered gold in California. As a result, some settlers moved west to look for gold.
 
gold rush
 
silver rush
 
teacher rush
a system that allowed indigenous people to govern themselves. Was created to keep Native Americans off of lands that European Americans wished to settle.
 
reservations
 
Native Americans
 
development
individual
 
a person
 
an animal
 
fish
a place where few, or no, people live (example: Space is a _____ for us to explore)
 
frontier
 
garden
 
speculate
to look around a new place
 
explore
 
speculate
 
construction
when something gets bigger
 
Expansion
 
explanation
 
population
to put a person or thing in a successful position
 
Establish
 
frontier
 
economy
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