The story of the Western Frontier is bursting with countless experiences of historic events that changed the American Frontier in the eighteenth century. The Western Frontier was a form of civilization rather than a piece of old dusty land. The West was a region whose social conditions result from the claim of older establishment and ideas to transforming influence of free land. Though this claim, a new environment is quickly entered, liberty of opportunity is opened, new development and institutions, and fresh ideals are brought into existence. The desert disappears, the West proper passes on to a different frontier, and a new civilization has arose.

The Great West had countless opportunities and problems during the last half of the 1800s. There were mines to seized, an abundant of lands to be preempted; all the natural resources exposed to the wisest and the bravest. As the Western dusty land was being cleared to formed community for the many settlements to seek comforts in the Wild West, but some …show more content…
The availability of free land was basically exhausted, the Western Frontier weakened due to American development; free land symbolized economic security and ways to made a living. With free land come with higher wages, because the owners had to sway their workers not to pursue better job opportunities in the West. Near the closing of the Western Frontier, American entered era of concentration of wealth, as with monopolies and trusts and of labor, replying with unions and mutual aid. According to Turner, it was the start of the political parties in the United States of American which divide on problems that embroil the enquiry of socialism. (Turner, 1920). As the Western Frontier ends, the United States of American get on board to a new journey, and pursing a political new frontier. The American wanted the Western Frontier essence of individualism and democratic