which barriers were torn down and put up due to Westward Expansion and technologies.
The United States parliament facilitated exploration of the American West throughout the 19th century, as the United States developed from sea to sea shining. However, the westward expansion transformed the landscape from the forest into the farming garden and fields with the help of white American settlers.
The westward development prompted Americans to disobey the territorial rights of native Americans, demolishing many tribes and inflicting attention, cultural divide, and conflict.
Nevertheless, the westward expansion results in successful farming, construction of houses, and factories while the aboriginal Americans lost their land and moved to small reservations. Moreover, the Appalachians that ran from southeastern Canada to central Alabama was the physical barrier that prevents westward territories. Which was later destroyed by the government-sponsored Daniel Boone as he navigates the road to the fertile land beyond the mountain.
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