Significados de westward expansion en inglés

This changed with American settlers' westward expansion and their Manifest Destiny.

The East began to try to hedge and limit westward expansion.

After 1850 the westward expansion and the development of industry throughout the country greatly stimulated railway building.

These gentle curves are the result of a surveying trick that dates to the country's westward expansion.

The improvement of these rivers at national expense would result in time from the westward expansion of the people.

To dissipate the colony's efforts in westward expansion, however, was exactly what he had been instructed not to do.

Because I personally don't think James Polk gets enough credit for the westward expansion of the United States of America.

Federalists from New England looked beyond the immediate issue and discerned the inevitable economic as well as political consequences of westward expansion.

Tired: The thrill of westward expansion is somewhat dimmed by the thought of all that deforestation and the arrogance of Manifest Destiny.

This decision, added to the indisposition of Lower Canada to the policy of westward expansion, is understood to have convinced Sir E.B.

I really like Settlers of America: Trails to Rails because of the way it gives the gamer a perspective on the westward expansion.

The enslaved built the infrastructure of roads, bridges, and railroads, while the profits from their labor funded the westward expansion of the United States.

With no support in the slave states, the Republican party had just elected Abraham Lincoln president on a platform committed to halting slavery's westward expansion.

By 1880, with the westward expansion of the nation and the growing urban population, another 19 million Americans were on the books.

But I do think the game does a good job of portraying the westward expansion (and the almanac does offer some of that dissenting commentary).

But there was one problem: Westward expansion was predicated on adequate water supplies.