IRA StoryBoard
טקסט Storyboard
- 1803 - Louisiana Purchase
- $15 million for the land you want.
- What?
- 1804 - Lewis and Clark
- Welcome!!
- Beauty
- 1806 - Zebulon Pike
- No one can live here.
- In 1803, President was looking for way to expand the United States territory. The French purchased it for $15 million.
- 1819 - Stephen H. Long
- I will name this "The Great American Desert"
- Lewis and Clark traveled up the Missouri river. There explore the Louisiana Purchase to see beauty land. Clark said that the water in the Kansas River tasted disagreeable to him.
- 1829 - Jackson's Speech
- Indian American go to desert not us.
- Zebulon Pike described Kansas as a desert though land worthless plains.He said that these huge plains may one day be celebrated in the same way that Africa's sandy deserts are.
- 1830 - Indian Removal Act
- Why us?
- Stephen H.Long labeled the area to became Kansas as "The Great American Desert". This perception of Kansas as a desert persisted, and it impacted the United States government's settlement strategies for many years.
- He said that put Indian American people in American desert in his speech in 1829. Andrew Jackson wished for "White American" farmers to have access to farmland in the East.
- In 1830, the Indian Americans fought their way across the Indian American Desert. Living conditions were unknown and challenging for many tribes.
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