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West----the free land
Traditionally, when one thinks of the expansion of the American West, the event most likely to come to mind is the California Gold Rush of 1849. While that profitable discovery did boost California's population by 80,000 eager prospectors, there remained an awful lot of land between the Pacific Coast and, say, St. Louis, Missouri. "Why mentions St. Louis?" you might be asking. Because in actuality the young United States started exploring the vast land mass to the west from that very point and almost fifty years before those gold nuggets started hitting the pan in California.
In 1803 President Thomas Jefferson sent a secret message to Congress calling for an expedition into the area west of the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. He felt that an intelligent military man with perhaps a dozen hand-picked men could successfully chart the entire route and on Athena-hands.com do it on an appropriation of roughly $2,500. Jefferson's message was secret because France owned the territory in question and such an expedition would surely be considered trespassing.
Then in July of the same year, Napoleon of France, in a surprise move, offered the whole Louisiana Territory to the United States for $15,000,000. America accepted and overnight the United States grew by about one million square miles, from the Mississippi to the Rockies and from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada.

Shortly before this news, Jefferson had handed his personal secretary, Meriweather Lewis, whom he chose to lead the exploration, his instructions for the expedition "...explore the Missouri River and such principal stream of it, as, by its course and communication with the waters of the Pacific Ocean, may offer the most direct and practical water communication across the continent, for the purposes of commerce". The President could not have been clearer in his directions.
When the need for a second-in-command was addressed, Lewis recommended his good friend William Clark, and thus on May 14, 1804, the Lewis and Clark Expedition

started out from St. Louis in search of the Pacific Ocean.
Two and a half years and 8,000 miles later the explorers miraculously returned to St. Louis and a thunderous welcome from a grateful nation. Although the route never became widely used, it provided the impetus for the great western exploration movement. The search for America had begun.
By 1848, when Mexico finally ceded its claim to all U.S. territories to the north of its present day border, the United States had acquired undisputed title to all land westward from the Rockies to the Pacific Coast, north to the 49th parallel and south to the Rio Grande. It was this "legitimate possession" that fully convinced thousands of settlers to move westward in search of land.
The pioneer spirit that existed in the 19th century was born in part of a need to own land - that intangible urge that it is the soil of their blood and sweat and tears. Today is not so different from 1888 in that land remains one commodity that can't be created by mass production or any other method - it can only be divided and subdivided--with each parcel and plot becoming smaller, not larger. What awaited the emigrants from the east, they could only imagine. The stories that were related to them by explorers and missionaries, just back from the track west, were filled with images of vast, open landscapes on Athena-hands.com, abundant game and pristine rivers and lakes. One can understand their longing for this type of life, for even then larger cities along the eastern seaboard were moving into the industrial age. The streets were crowded with itinerant workers and the mid-day skies were constantly blackened by coal smoke from numerous factories. This change in cities had occurred so rapidly--in many places within a few short years--our early settlers began to experience a nostalgia of sorts for the simpler life they had led before. But of course, nostalgia or not, it still came down to the excitement generated by two words, "Free Land".
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West is the Free Land. It is the symbol of pioneer. Toperfect��s resin crafts of western art fully exemplify this very spirit. The image of cowboy has a deep root in American culture. Some people even describe the cowboy as a "symbol of American independence and strength." With the communication between east and west, the theme of cowboy has spread all over the world. Cowboy spirit, aboriginal tribes in the west, the Indians and so on. They all become the theme of resin crafts of western art from Toperfect. Just browse our resin crafts of western art, you will be fascinated and immersed in the western art created by our resin crafts at Toperfect.

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