What effect did this building technology have on the settlement of the Great Plains?
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Boomtown
A community experiencing a sudden growth in business or population
Vigilance committee
a volunteer committee to maintain order where an efficient legal system does not exist
Extract
To pull out by force
Hydraulic mining
mining technique that uses water pressure to remove gravel and dirt, exposing minerals underneath
Open range
A vast area of grassland owned by the government where ranchers could graze their herds for free,
Long drive
Refers to the overland transport of cattle by the cowboy over the three month period. Cattle were sold to settlers and Native Americans.
Hacienda
A large estate or ranch; the main house of such a ranch
Barrio
An urban area in a Spanish-speaking country
Homestead
Provided free land in the West to anyone willing to settle there and develop it. Encouraged westward migration.
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Boomtown
A community experiencing a sudden growth in business or population
Vigilance committee
a volunteer committee to maintain order where an efficient legal system does not exist
Extract
To pull out by force
Hydraulic mining
mining technique that uses water pressure to remove gravel and dirt, exposing minerals underneath
Open range
A vast area of grassland owned by the government where ranchers could graze their herds for free,
Long drive
Refers to the overland transport of cattle by the cowboy over the three month period. Cattle were sold to settlers and Native Americans.
Hacienda
A large estate or ranch; the main house of such a ranch
Barrio
An urban area in a Spanish-speaking country
Homestead
Provided free land in the West to anyone willing to settle there and develop it. Encouraged westward migration.
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During the early settlements, the houses were built of sod initially which was a layer of grass and soil since wood was not available because there were not enough trees.
Explanation:
In the early years, the people made their houses with the top layer of soil and grass and the roof also was covered with sod held together with the wood beams.
In the later years, as technology evolved the houses were built with wood boards which were brought in via the railroads. The barbed wires were used for protecting the crops from the animals.
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