America Case

1) led to a search for new western markets. Fur trappers developed a formidable trade of beaver skins, and similar raw material businesses ensued. The most significant fluctuation of people to the west for the reason of economic gain occurred when large amounts of gold were discovered in Sutter's Mill, California. This spawned massive immigrations of usually single, lawless men, searching for wealth in the streams and mines of California. From this, numerous entrepreneurial men and women set out after these go-getters, making their money by charging ludicrous fees for food and clothing. Expansion influenced the construction of railroads and telegraphs across the country as America sought to connect different areas, making trade more efficient. The annexation of Texas pulled more Southerners west as they established more cotton plantations on the fertirous fees for food and clothing. Expansion influenced the construction of railroads and telegraphs across the country as America sought to connect different areas, making n and women set out after these go-getters, making their money by charging ludicrous fees for food and clothing. Expansion influenced the construction of railroads and telegraphs across the country as America sought to connect different areas, making trade more efficient. The annexation of Texas pulled more Southerners west as they established more cotton plantations on the fertirous fees for food and clothing. Expansion influenced the construction of railroads and telegraphs across the country as