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This document provides instructions for a classroom activity where students will work in groups to draft Reconstruction plans addressing the demands of different viewpoints after the Civil War. Students will take on the roles of Radical Republicans, Moderate Republicans, Southern Democrats, or Freedmen. Within their delegations, they will identify demands and then work across delegations to draft an 8-point compromise plan that incorporates 2 demands from each viewpoint. They will present and vote on the plans.
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1. The Homestead Act of 1862 provided opportunities for settlers to claim ownership of 160 acres of free land if they made improvements, encouraging migration. Inventions like sod houses, windmills, steel plows, and barbed wire helped homesteaders fulfill requirements.
2. The passage of the Pacific Railway Act in 1862 launched construction of the transcontinental railroad, uniting the country by rail and facilitating travel and transport.
3. The possibility of striking gold or silver drew prospectors to mines in places like California, Colorado, and Nevada, establishing new settlements and wealth.
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The unsettled land west of the Mississippi River contributed greatly to the growth of the United States after 1865 through territorial expansion enabled by new technologies and innovations. Railroads transported settlers and goods, promoting growth. Inventions like barbed wire and steel plows made farming the prairies viable. Adaptations such as dry farming, sod houses, cattle ranching, and windmills helped settlers survive on the Great Plains. However, unsustainable practices later led to ecological problems like the Dust Bowl.
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