Haley Gale
4/11/14
First Hour
Idaho
Have you ever wanted to leave Missouri? If so, you should visit Idaho. You should visit Idaho because of all the history about Lewis and Clark.
Here are some facts about Idaho’s geography. Idaho is sparsely settled. Most people live in farmlands by the Snake River. Idaho lies in the Pacific Northwest. Plains and desert regions cover most of Idaho. Average temperature in January is 30⁰F and in July 75⁰F. Idaho was originally part of the Oregon country. Idaho Falls serves as a tourist access point for traffic to Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. The Rocky Mountains cover most of Idaho. They stretch from northern Idaho’s panhandle to southeastern Idaho. There are more than 20 Rocky Mountain ranges in Idaho. Idaho is 82,747 square miles. Idaho’s capital is Boise. Idaho’s largest cities are Boise, Nampa, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Meridian, Coeur D'Alene, Twin Falls, Lewiston,Caldwell, Moscow. Idaho’s wildlife is abundant. Large animals in Idaho are elk, deer, moose,bears,coyotes, antelope, mountain sheep, and goats. Industries and produce are closely related to its natural resources. Idaho is in the Pacific Northwest. Idaho is an odd shape like a chair. Snake River is the most important river. Idaho has jagged mountains, vast forests, broad plains, crystal blue lakes,and swift rivers make up its wild and enchanting landscape.
Here are some facts about Idaho’s economy. Most Idahoans work in schools or national parks and forests. Each year, tourists spend more than $1 billion in Idaho. They spend most of their money on hotels and ski resorts. About 57% of Idahoans live in or near cities. 43% of Idahoans live on farms or in small towns. Idaho’s farmers grow 13.8 billi...
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...ernment creates a reservation Idaho for the Nez Perce. 1860 Mormons establish the first permanent settlement in what is now Idaho. Miners discovered gold at Orofino Creek. 1863 congress creates the Idaho territory. 1874 workers build the Idaho Territory’s first railroad.
The point of this research paper was to learn about Idaho. Information was found on geography, history, and economy of Idaho. I hope this helps you learn about Idaho.
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In 1829 Andrew Jackson wrote a message to congress discussing the problem with the Indians living within the states. He said that they were either to live by the laws of the state or they would move them somewhere else by force. When they put this into place they offered the Indians free land and happiness. The trip to their new homes which was in Kansas was long and hard. Many people died on the trip to Kansas and once they got to their new homes it was cramped and a desert land which was what Lewis and Clark called it when they visited Kansas before the Indians came. The good thing was that even though they didn’t know at first Kansas had really rich soil which
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There were many indigenous tribes that lived in Kansas, prior to it being a state. Some of the tribes include: Arapaho, Cheyenne, Comanche, Kansa, Kiowa, Kiowa Apache, Osage, Pawnee, Plains Apache and the Wichita. By the mid-nineteenth century however most of the tribes were attacked and killed or relocated to a reservation. In 1829, the Delaware’s, also known as the Lenape, were the first Indians to sign a treaty giving them land in what we now call Kansas. It took much longer for some tribes to acquire land, in 1930; nearly 30 tribes were given land in the areas. These tribes included: the Cherokee, Chippewa, Delaware, Iowa, Iroqu...
Most often, geography and history are relatively synonymous, because several locations have a resounding places in history. The main concepts of geography such as location, place, and regions are related with the major ideas of history such as time, period, and events. The relationship between history and geography is especially close because they represent two fundamental dimensions of the same phenomenon (Guide to teaching world history 2001-2004). Similarly, by studying the geography and history of Pike’s Peak, one can learn the effect of pike’s peak over Colorado history. The influence of pikes peak in history of Colorado
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At the beginning of the semester, I was under the impression that I knew quite a lot about the geography of South Dakota. However, I quickly realized that there was an abundance of information left for me to learn. This course allowed me to expand my knowledge on many factors of South Dakota’s geography.
The Americans drove out the Indians from the East, and moved them to the west of mississippi. The goverment moved the Indians even when some of them didn’t want to move. Then they forced them out and didn’t let them take anything from their homes. The Indians tried to fight for their homes in the Battle of Thames in 1812. This led to many Indians death including Tecumsah.
The laws and practices that the government created for Native Americans were not fair. The government created treaties for the Native Americans stating where they could, or could not live. The government created these treaties so that the white citizens could have the new land that they wanted. The first treaty the Native Americans had to sign was the Medicine Lodge Treaty of 1867. This treaty started that the Native Americans had to live in what is now the state of Oklahoma. The second treaty the Native Americans signed was the Fort Laramie Treaty. This was the treaty that made the Native Americans have to live on reservations so that Americans settlers could have land in the west. These reservations were a small plot of land for the large number of Native Americans in a specific tribe. In return for living on reservations the Native Americans were told they would receive money and provisions. The government also passed the Dawes Severalty
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Pacific Northwest is not only a region in northwest America but also my second home. Pacific Northwest includes: part of Alaska, most of British Columbia, Canada, Washington State, Oregon State, Idaho State, and part of northern California. From the view of climate, most of area of Pacific Northwest has oceanic climate. In oceanic climate, the temperature in summer season is cool, and the temperature in winter season is cold, but not too cold. Also, there is much precipitation during winter season, whereas there is less precipitation during summer season. In Seattle (WA), Portland (OR), and Vancouver (BC), we have a rainy season from mid-October to mid-April. In contrast, it is not so hot, but dry and less humid during summer. The condition