Fourteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
he united and led different native American tribes for a revolt against westward expansion.
The railroads were a great advancement in America's history. Before railroads, anyone heading out West, to places like Nebraska or California, did so by horse. This took many weeks, and was quite dangerous. With the expansion of the railroads after the Civil War, this journey took much less time to complete, and became much safer as well. In the years to follow, populations increased dramatically in Western settlements, allowing Americans to occupy much more of the country's vast territory than ever before. Some other random facts: 1 - American bison populations deplete to near extinction as trains run though grazing area and introduce hunters. 2 - American Indian tribal lands get cut down dramatically as more people move out West. 3 - The railroad economy skyrockets. Companies spring up to make steel, lumber, and especially rail cars.
Winning the Vietnam war. Gaining independence from England and becoming a free country.
John F. Stover has written: 'History of the Illinois Central Railroad' -- subject(s): Illinois Central Railroad 'Iron road to the West' -- subject(s): Railroads, History 'History of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad' -- subject(s): Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, History 'American railroads' -- subject(s): Railroads, History, Eisenbahn 'American Railroads (Midway)'
Oliver Ormerod Jensen has written: 'The American heritage history of railroads in America' -- subject(s): Railroads, History
Stewart Hall Holbrook has written: 'The story of American railroads' -- subject(s): History, Railroads
The history of the Asian immigrants into California and working on the railroads is not well documented simply because of the discrimination and bias towards them.
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a faster to transport goods, because we found a way to produce more goods, so we just needed a way to ship them to places. railroads was the answer.
Daniel Lindley has written: 'Ambrose Bierce takes on the railroad' -- subject(s): American Authors, Authors, American, Biography, History, Journalism, Journalists, Political aspects, Political aspects of Railroads, Railroads
Don Ball has written: 'Portrait of the rails' -- subject(s): Railroads, Locomotives, History 'America's railroads' -- subject(s): History, Railroads 'Railroad!' 'Portrait of the rails' -- subject(s): Railroads, Locomotives, History
H. Roger Grant has written: 'Years of Struggle' 'Ohio's railway age in postcards' -- subject- s -: History, Postcards, Railroads, Pictorial works 'Visionary railroader' -- subject- s -: Biography, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, History, Railroads, Executives 'Land, air, water' -- subject- s -: Transportation 'Rails Through the Wiregrass' 'Insurance reform' -- subject- s -: Fire Insurance, History, Life Insurance, State supervision 'Iowa Railroads' 'The Railroad' -- subject- s -: Railroads, History 'The North Western' -- subject- s -: Chicago and North Western Transportation Company, History, Railroads 'Getting Around' 'Follow the Flag' 'St Louis Union Station' 'Railroads and the American people' -- subject- s -: Railroads, Railroad travel, History
J. B. Hollingsworth has written: 'North American railways' -- subject(s): Railroads, History 'Atlas international des chemins de fer' -- subject(s): Chemins de fer, Chemins de fer. 'The illustrated encyclopedia of North American locomotives : b a historical directory of America's greatest locomotives from 1830 to the present day' -- subject(s): Locomotives, Encyclopedias 'The great book of trains' -- subject(s): Railroad trains 'The pleasures of railways' -- subject(s): Railroads 'The atlas of train travel' -- subject(s): Railroads, Railroad travel, History 'Railways of the world' -- subject(s): Railroads, Atlases, Encyclopedias
Hands on History - 2001 Railroads was released on: USA: 8 December 2001