Asked by Michielle
Did Frederick Jackson Turner’s Frontier Thesis suggest that westward expansion had positively impacted the formation of American liberty? What event caused him to propose his thesis?
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Answered by
Reed
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Answered by
Michielle
@Reed
I shouldn't of copied and pasted the whole question since it was just the last part. From the text it states "Turner began by noting that the 1890 census no longer discerned a clear frontier line. So I am guessing it was the 1890 census.
I shouldn't of copied and pasted the whole question since it was just the last part. From the text it states "Turner began by noting that the 1890 census no longer discerned a clear frontier line. So I am guessing it was the 1890 census.
Answered by
Reed
That may well have been what prompted him to write his essay. I'd go with that. His thesis is that the frontier created American democracy, not that the frontier continued to exist as it had since the first European settlers arrived.
Answered by
Michielle
@Reed
so I am simply stating that prompted by the 1890 census he suggested theclosing of the frontier meant an end to the development of American democracy
so I am simply stating that prompted by the 1890 census he suggested theclosing of the frontier meant an end to the development of American democracy
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