Relates how life on the western frontier became transformed into the legendary "Wild West" through the sensationalized adventures of pioneers, mountain men, cowboys, outlaws, and lawmen.
This is the story of the men and women who answered the call of the West.
This history shows just why, for a fifty year period in the 19th century, the American West was an extraordinary place. Dramatic storytelling are combined with engaging graphics and archival photographs.
The Wild West: History, Myth & the Making of America
"Hollywood will never be able to top this portrayal of the history of the West in the U.S. The history that Anderson and Hill depict is the current situation of the majority of entrepreneurs in developing and former Soviet countries.
As the market became industrial and the frontier closed , government had to become more active to balance freedom and equality . Liberals and conservatives still disagree over the proper role of government . But conservatives now accept ...
Those hoping to avoid enfranchising African Americans hedged their bets that when Wilkinson invoked the specter of the “$50,000 Negro” it would cause some on-the-fence legislators to “conjure up the vivid mental image of a successful ...
Presents the history of the Wild West, covering pioneers, business people, scouts, lawmen, outlaws, gangs, gunslingers, and cowboys.
New York Times bestselling author and Newbery Honor recipient Steve Sheinkin welcomes young readers to the thrilling, tragic, and downright wild historic adventure of America’s westward expansion in Which Way to the Wild West?
This series is a great supplement for social studies curricula, and will appeal to the adventurous side of young readers everywhere!
Cowboy theatrics and rich American history are revealed in this chronicle of the famous Wild West review that brings together Geronimo, Buffalo Bill, Will Rogers, and many others to explore the grandeur, and the tragedy, of the American ...