美国西进运动课件Westward Expansion2013
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美国西进运动开放分类：美国政治西进运动（Westward Movement）是美国人民由北美东部向西部地区开发、移居的过程。
它始自美国建国后，当初移民越过阿巴拉契亚山脉，进入密西西比河以东地区，从19世纪20年代起，移民开始越过密西西比河，进入美国新扩张的地区，40年代，加利福尼亚发现金矿，形成移民的“加利福尼亚热”，19世纪末，西进运动结束。
编辑摘要目录美国西进运动是19世纪美国人口向西部迁移而引起一系列社会活动和社会变革的总称，是美国人对西部的开发过程，也是美国城市化、工业化和美利坚民族大融合的过程。
西进运动彻底改变了美国的面貌：大片荒地被开垦出来，大批的资本主义农场建立起来，西部农业的发展为工业的发展提供了大量的粮食、原料、出口产品和国内市场；使美国的劳动力布局有所改变：促进了国内统一大市场的形成，东西部互补性贸易迅速发展；西部资源的开发和利用还满足了工业发展的需要，交通运输业也飞速发展。
美国的西进运动激发了美国人的创造力和经济活力，提高了美国的综合国力和国际地位，对美国整个国民经济的起飞具有重要的意义，对美国的经济、政治、文化、思想、军事等社会各方面产生了重大影响，同时也是美国文化本土化的发展历程。
美国西进运动 - 历史背景早在北美殖民地时期，向西移民的活动就开始了。
南部的奴隶主、北部的土地投机商和贫苦的老百姓，都希望在西部获得土地。
英国政府为了把殖民地人民限制在能够控制的地方，于1763年颁布了禁止移民越过阿巴拉契亚山脉以西的公告令。
独立革命粉碎了这一规定。
178 3年英美议定了和平解决方案，英国把阿巴拉契亚山以西至密西西比河这一大片印第安人所有的土地，开放给了美国。
1830年5月，A．杰克逊总统通过了《印第安人迁移法》，把印第安人迁到密西西比河以西。
这之后，派军队把印第安人押送出密西西比河以东地区，殖民事业在这一地区迅速发展。
“旧西南部”（包括今肯塔基、田纳西、亚拉巴马、密苏里、密西西比、阿肯色、路易斯安那诸州）的土地，主要被种植园奴隶主占有，成为棉花的主要产地。
Westward Expansion西进运动
• Slaves from the South could have freedom in the new western territories where they settled in all black communities free from white prejudice.
III. The progress of Westward Movement
• The westward movement began in the early 1600's with European settlements along the Atlantic Coast of North America. It continued until the late 1800's. First, some illegal immigrants went into west, and then American government brings these areas into their control. Then, many pioneers located in these areas. At first, pioneers were located in the east of Mississippi River. In the early 19th century, America expended its territory by the way of buying and invasion. In 1803, American government bought the Louisiana from French. From the early age of 19th century, the immigrants move to the west of Mississippi River. By the mid-1840's, adventurous pioneers had reached what are now California and Oregon in the Far West. The last frontier was the Great Plains between the Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains. The settlement of that region began in the 1860's. In 1862, Lincoln promulgated the homestead law and made the westward movement reach the peak. American Westward Movement is not only the process of original accumulation of capital in the development of capitalism, but also the process of promoting extensive exploitation of the west and rapid development of economy.
西进运动PPT
Cowboy Style
Cowboy Style
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should ve been a cowboy 歌手：keith toby
专辑：toby keith (Toby Keith)
I bet you've never heard ole Marshall Dillion say Miss Kitty have you ever thought of running away Settling down will you marry me If I asked you twice and begged you pretty please She'd of said Yes in a New York minute They never tied the knot His heart wasn't in it Keith Toby Stole a kiss as he road away He never hung his hat up at Kitty's place I should've been a Cowboy I should'be learned to rope and ride Wearing my six-shooter riding by pony on a cattle drive Stealing the young girl's hearts Just like Gene and Roy Singing those campfire songs I should've been a cowboy I might of had a side kick with a funny name Ending up on the brink of danger Riding shotgun for the Texas Rangers Go west yound man, haven't you been told California's full of whisky, women and gold Sleeping out all night beneath the Texas stars Dream in my eye and a prayer in my heart I should've been a Cowboy I should'be learned to rope and ride Wearing my six-shooter riding by pony on a cattle drive Stealing the young girl's hearts Just like Gene and Roy Singing those campfire songs I should've been a cowboy
美国西进运动讲解
The Gold Rush淘金热
(GOLD RUSH,英语里意为对金子的向往）淘金热是美国西进 运动的产物，也是其中极为重要的一个环节。对美国18-19世 纪的经济开发，农业扩张，交通革命，工商业发展具有重要的 意义。
It began on January 24, 1848, when gold was discovered by James W. Marshall at Sutter's Mill, in Coloma, California, a foreman working for Sacramento pioneer John Sutter, found shiny metal in the tailrace of a lumber mill Marshall was building for Sutter on the American River.
• 1836年3月2日，德克萨斯人举行全体代表 大会，宣布脱离墨西哥，成立“孤星共和 国”
（得克萨斯共和国） • In 1845 it joined the United States as
the 28th state, which led to the War between Mexico and America in 1846.
Stage 1
It took Americans a century and a half to expand as far west as the Appalachian Mountains, a few hundred miles from the Atlantic coast.
Stage 2
美国西部的概念
★老西部(old west)——大西洋滨海平原的西边是瀑布线(Fall line)，河流和瀑布湍急。在殖民 地时期，这里是英属殖民地的西部边疆，也称为老西部。
WestwardExpansion西进运动
? Slaves from the South could have freedom in the new western territories where they settled in all black communities free from white prejudice.
III. The progress of Westward Movement
Westward Expansion
Contents:
I. Brief Introduction II. The Causes of Westward Movement III. The progress of Westward Movement IV. The influences of Westward Movement
American people and their society expanded from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Coast. It plays a vital role in the formation, the development and the present situation of the United States of America. Particularly, Westward Expansion has seeped into this young nationality in the sphere of cultural influence . However, at the same time Westward Expansion is also the Indians' tragic history .
? The westward movement began in the early 1600's with European settlements along the Atlantic Coast of North America. It continued until the late 1800's. First, some illegal immigrants went into west, and then American government brings these areas into their control. Then, many pioneers located in these areas. At first, pioneers were located in the east of Mississippi River. In the early 19th century, America expended its territory by the way of buying and invasion. In 1803, American government bought the Louisiana from French. From the early age of 19th century, the immigrants move to the west of Mississippi River. By the mid1840's, adventurous pioneers had reached what are now California and Oregon in the Far West. The last frontier was the Great Plains between the Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains. The settlement of that region began in the 1860's. In 1862, Lincoln promulgated the homestead law and made the westward movement reach the peak. American Westward Movement is not only the process of original accumulation of capital in the development of capitalism, but also the process of promoting extensive exploitation of the west and rapid development of economy.
Westward Expansion(西进运动)(课堂PPT)
• It utterly changed American appearance: large quantities of barren lands were reclaimed; a lot of capital farms were set up; the development of agriculture in west provided a large amount of food, material and domestic market on industrial development; nature recourses were opened up to developed industries. By expanding the nation’s borders to include more than three million square miles, the United States became one of the most powerful countries of the 20th century.
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• Slaves from the South could have freedom in the new western territories where they settled in all black communities free from white prejudice.
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III. The progress of Westward Movement
favorable environment on the frontier.
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• Gold was discovered in California in the 1840s. This rush made lots of people move West with the hopes of becoming rich!
美国西进运动ppt课件
对美国历史的影响
国家认同的形成 民族精神的塑造 经济结构的变化 社会矛盾的加剧
西进运动使得美国人民更加团结，共同面对西部开发的挑战， 增强了国家认同感。
西进运动中，美国人民展现出了顽强拼搏、艰苦奋斗的精神， 这种精神成为了美国民族精神的重要组成部分。
西进运动促进了美国经济的发展，特别是推动了农业现代化和 工业化的进程，使得美国的产业结构更加合理。
随着西进运动的推进，社会矛盾逐渐加剧，如种族歧视、土地 争夺等问题，这些问题对美国社会产生了深远的影响。
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西进运动留给我们的遗产
文化遗产：建筑、音乐、文学等
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建筑遗产
西进运动期间，美国出现了许多具有独特风格的建筑，如木屋、草原教
堂、农庄等，这些建筑不仅展示了当时的生活风貌，还为后世留下了丰
富的建筑遗产。
西进运动促进了不同文化的交流 和融合，形成了多元化的文化格
局，丰富了美国的民族文化。
社会制度
西进运动推动了美国社会制度的 完善和发展，特别是在土地管理 和社区建设方面，形成了具有美
国特色的管理制度。
对美国历史的影响：南北战争、西部牛仔等
南北战争
西进运动是南北战争的重要诱因 之一，西部地区的开发和管理问 题导致了南北之间的矛盾和冲突 。
和机械化。
工业
西进运动带动了工业的发展，特别 是钢铁、石油、煤炭等重工业，为 美国的工业化进程奠定了基础。
交通
西进运动促进了交通的发展，建设 了大量的铁路和公路，构建了完善 的交通运输网络。
社会文化的影响
人口结构
西进运动改变了美国的人口结构 ，大量的人口从东部迁移到西部
，形成了新的社区和文化。
文化交流
西部牛仔
Presentation--- Westward Movement西进运动
Democracy
Opportunities American characteristics
Negative Influences
• Aboriginal Indians • Loss of natural sources
Conclusion
• American Westward Movement is on the one hand a great history, on the other hand a miserable history.
All told, the news of gold brought some 300,000 people to California from the rest of the United States and abroad.
Homestead Act
The first of the acts, the Homestead Act of 1862, was signed into law by President Abra The two opposite and related sides of Westward Movement are one of the most influential forces to shape North American history.
Monument----西进之门
That’s all. Thank you!
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Louisiana Purchase
The Louisiana Purchase was the acquisition by the United States of America in 1803 of 828,000 square miles of France's claim to the territory of Louisiana. The U.S. paid 15 million dollars (less than 3 cents per acre) for the Louisiana territory. The Louisiana Purchase nearly doubled the size of the young nation , changing its borders from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and from the Mississippi River to the Rocky mountains.
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☺This expansion also resulted in great suffering, destruction, and cultural loss for the Native Americans of North America.
The Trail of Tears
• The Trail of Tears is a name given to the forced relocation of Native American nations from southeastern parts of the United States following the Indian Removal Act of 1830. The removal included many tribes, who did not wish to assimilate, from their homelands to Indian Territory west of the Mississippi River. The Native Americans who chose to stay and assimilate were allowed to become citizens in their states and of the U.S. • Many Native Americans suffered from exposure, disease and starvation and many died on the route to their destinations.
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The Louisiana Purchase
Stage 3 Stage 2 By 1850, pioneers had pushed the edge of settlement all the way to Texas, the Rocky Mountain and the Pacific Ocean.
Thousands of families chalked GTT (Gone to Texas) on their gates or on their wagons, and joined the trek westward.
The Trail of Tears
American Indians Today
2.5 million still live in the US. About 1/3 live on reservations or traditional lands. Most live in urban settings outside of traditional Indian culture.
Westward Expansion and the values associated with the frontier heritage（边疆传统）
L/O/G/O
Unit Goals
1.Motivations of people’s moving westward.
2.The trail of tears of the Indians.
Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Lewis and Clark led the first United States expedition (1804–1806) to the Pacific Coast. • The expedition was commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson shortly after the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, consisting of a select group of U.S. Army volunteers under the command of Captain Meriwether Lewis and his close friend Second Lieutenant William Clark. • The primary objective was to explore and map the newly acquired territory, find a practical route across the Western half of the continent, and establish an American presence in this territory before Britain and other European powers tried to claim it. • The campaign's secondary objectives were scientific and economic: to study the area's plants, animal life, and geography, and establish trade with local Indian tribes.
What is the enormous significance of the movement?
Great influence on the Native Americans of North America
☺ By expanding the nation’s borders included 3 million square miles ☺ The US became one of the most powerful nations of the 20th century.
Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Significance:
• a huge contribution to the mapping of the continent of North America
• getting a better understanding of the natural
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In 1803 the US bought more than 2 million square km from France. The U.S. paid 50 million francs plus cancellation of debts worth 18 million francs , a total sum of 15 million dollars.（around 4 cents per acre） The transfer of land usually occurred with the use of force. However this one was obtained without any bloodshed. The land in the Louisiana Purchase constitutes 23% of today’s USA. It nearly doubled the size of the young nation, changing its borders from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains.
resources of the Northwest.
• This expedition laid a part of the groundwork for the westward expansion of the United States of America.
Texas annexed
• • ncompassed all or part of 15 present U.S. states and two Canadian provinces.
The Louisiana Purchase
• The purchase of the territory of Louisiana took place during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson. At the time, the purchase faced domestic opposition as some argued that it was unconstitutional, though opposition ultimately was not widespread. Jefferson agreed that the U.S. Constitution did not contain provisions for acquiring territory, but decided to go ahead with the purchase anyway—to remove France's presence in the region and protect both U.S. trade access to the port of New Orleans and free passage on the Mississippi River.
• The desire for good and cheap farmland would be the most powerful attractions for people moving west. • The second common motivation was the hope of practicing their religion without government intervention.
General knowledge about Westward Movement