Fictional Family History
As the United States was expanding, so were the prospects for my family. My ancestors arrived in the United States with the hope of bettering themselves and taking advantage of the opportunities that the United States was said to hold. This made my family excited about coming to a new land, one where their future generations, with me included, would be able to progress and prosper. Upon arriving to the United States, my uncle Ben made the journey to the lands in the Far West. They were rumored to hold a great opportunity, and my uncle could not miss out on this chance to gain prosperity (Unruh, 1993). My cousin Michael arrived from Europe as an immigrant to Ellis Island, and was also able to establish his life and those of his family members in New York City (Behdad, 2005). In addition to the two family members mentioned, it was my aunt Carol that joined the Reform Movement of the United States and became a part of a turning point in American political history (Buechler, 1990). With such a rich historical background, I was able to compel together a historical representation of my family's growth and involvement from the beginning with America.
My uncle Ben was the first to tackle the great frontier. After the lands west of the Mississippi River were obtained from the Native Americans, great opportunities arose for American citizens who were looking for a fresh start (Beard, 2013). The lands were rumored to be quite dangerous. Only a few men were able to gather enough strength to pack their families together to head to a completely new environment. However, it had to be done. Jobs were dwindling and economically, my ancestors could no longer afford their daily necessities (Unruh, 1993). My uncle Ben decided to purchase a wagon and one horse with their life savings and took the remainder of the money with them in order to start their new lives.
As trading posts were systematically set up around the lands in the far west, my uncle Ben got word...
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