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Americans are fascinated by the frontier because it had a large impact on developing American values. Why are many Americans still fascinated by the American frontier. The frontier was romanticized in movies that portrayed cowboys as the heroes and Indians as the bad people.

What inspired Americans to move west quizlet?

Motivated by the belief in Manifest Destiny, the US wanted to fill in the whole continent from sea to sea. In addition, once the railroads were built that linked the country together, it was much easier for people to move out west.

Who taught their trade to American cowboys?

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