America’s Westward Expansion: 25 Events in 50 Minutes

As the young United States pushed westward, the nation wrestled with questions about land, power, and who had the right to shape its future. Follow the major events that drove this expansion from 1787 to 1890, fueling ambition and conflict, reshaping federal law, transforming settlement patterns, and opening doors for some while bringing displacement and injustice to Native peoples, Mexicans, Mormons, and the enslaved.

Presented by Genealogist Katherine Willson. 

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