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John and his family immigrated to a colony in 1822 to start a new life. The journey was long and difficult, with some passengers lost overboard due to harsh waves. Upon arrival, their first winter was harsh as well, with five of their cattle dying of disease. John worked to establish a farm, selling cattle and growing crops. By 1824 his colony was thriving, though he had to kill some of his remaining cattle to meet demand for beef while his family picked cotton. John was overall pleased with his new home and life in San Felipe.
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My family immigrated to Austin's colony in Texas to start a new life and serve God. They were granted 1520 acres of land that was divided among the family. In the early years, harsh winters killed some of their cattle and they had to hunt for food. Over time, they sold meat and crops, making investments that helped them become established despite challenges from nature and loss of cattle. They worked hard to clear the land and build a homestead in the new territory.
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Kalee Hume and their family moved to Austin's Colony in Texas in 1819 after losing their money in the financial panic. They struggled at first with harsh winters that killed crops and cattle. By 1824 however, the colony was thriving with a bumper cotton crop and high demand for lumber and beef. Although the ship Lively sank in 1823, by making investments in cotton, lumber and cattle, and choosing to live in San Felipe, Kalee's family was able to turn a profit of $4356 by the end of their time in Austin's Colony.
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1) The document is a series of journal entries by Louis Tyler describing changes in England's economy and lifestyle over the late 19th century from a rural agricultural society to an industrial one powered by coal.
2) Tyler discusses how the steam engine revolutionized England by allowing factories and transportation to operate anywhere, not just near water sources. However, he strongly dislikes a new law prohibiting children from working in mines, having negatively impacted his mining business.
3) After his mine explodes, killing his remaining workers, Tyler decides to sell the mine and pursue cotton farming in India, seeing new opportunities as coal declines and other industries like oil rise.
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A family arrives in Austin's colony in Texas by wagon seeking a hardworking environment to serve God and make use of the land. The narrator and siblings are granted 480 acres each while the parents receive 640 and 320 acres respectively. Early years brought harsh winters that killed some cattle, but the community grew as more settlers arrived. Through hunting, crops, and livestock, the family was able to invest money and turn a profit despite losses, building their bank balance over the years.
Sawwan desire 1_3
A family arrives in Austin's colony in Texas by wagon seeking a hardworking environment to serve God and make use of the land. The father receives 640 acres and the mother 320 acres, while the children each receive 480 acres. Early years bring harsh winters that kill some cattle, but the community grows as more people move in. Though winters claim cattle and investments are needed for crops, the family's bank balance increases each year through hunting, selling meat and crops as they establish their new life in the colony.
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The document summarizes a settler's experience in Austin's Colony from 1822 to 1824. The settler qualified for 1,200 acres of land and $1,000 to invest. In 1822, he invested in crops and earned a profit. In 1823 and 1824, he continued to invest in crops and make land payments. By 1824, he had earned a total of $1,346 and decided to move his family to a new town in Gonzales, having survived the challenges of the early years in Austin's Colony.
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The document summarizes the journey of a family moving to Austin's colony in Texas in the 1820s. Over several years, they established a farm and raised crops and livestock. While the initial trip was difficult, the land provided for a good life. One family friend who moved with them eventually returned east after struggling with his crops. The family prospered as Texas came under U.S. control, becoming rich through farming.
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- 2. 1822 My name is John. Me and my family came to the colony to start a new live. My wife and my two kids and I. We went to get some land. The trip was long and though.
- 3. 1822 My arrival was hard and dangerous. The waves were. Hitting against the ship. Some of the people on board got tossed off the ship.
- 4. 1822 It was a harsh winter for us. It was decease we had cattle. Five cattle died. What can we do? We have 50 cattle left. How can we sale 50 cattle left to sell
- 5. 1823 It was night fall. People on board could not sleep. The people who were driving the ship where up. Two Days at sea. I went to go check on the cattle.
- 6. 1823 We were cot in a storm. We were able to escape. With 2o cattle on a live boat. We got to where we will sell cattle.
- 7. 1824 The investments for a 100 acre land. And I used it for Farmland. Razing cattle. And growing crops. Growing trees.
- 8. 1824 Colony thrived. Bumper cotton crops for my farm. My family and I had to sell cattle pick up cotton. People demanded for beef. So we had to kill our cattle.
- 9. 1824 I killed five cattle. So I can make beef. My wife and kid picket cotton. And my wife spoon the cotton. And I went to sell the beef and cotton.
- 10. My Town San Felipe was the land I lived in. It was nice and peaceful. No Indian attacks. Land is rich. Good for living in.
- 11. End It wasn’t successful because people demanded more. We will stay here because The land is rich. For crops and razing cattle. We decided to come were to start a new beginning this has been good.
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