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Americanpeoplehavealwaysbeenmovingfromoneplacetoanotherthroughoutthehistoryoftheirdevelopment:ThehistoryoftheAmericanpeopleis21thehistoryofthemovementoftheAmericanpeople.TheymovedfromthecoloniesoftheEastCoasttotheopenspaceofthe22.Theymovedfromthecountryandthefarmtothecity.23Americanshavebeenmovingfromthecitiestothesuburbs. PioneerAmericansbegan24fromtheEastCoasttotheWest250yearsago.Theymovedwestformanyreasons.25reasonwasthattheycouldobtain26openspaceandland27farming.Americanslikedlargeopenspacesandtheylikedthefreedomandindependenceto28thelandintheirownway.Someofthelandbecamefarms.Importantmineralswerediscoveredinsomeareassosomeofthelandbecame29.Otherlargeareasbecamefarmsandcattleranches.Thereseemedtobeenoughlandforeverybody.Butitwasadifficultlife--30ofendlessworkandhardship. 24
PassageFour Mrs.Petersstoppedplayingthepianowhenshebegantowork.Shehadlivedinaverysmallflatandtherehadbeennoroomforapiano.Butwhenshemarriedshehad.anewflatwhichwasbigenoughforone.Soshedecidedtogetoneandherhusbandagreedandhelpedher.Shesavedsomemoneyandherparentsgaveheragenerousamountofmoneyforherbirthday.Thenshewenttoashopandsaid"I’llchoosewhicheverpianodoesnotcosttoomuchandfitsintomylivingroom. Whenshehadpaidforthepianotheshopassistantaskedherifshewouldlikehimtogetittuned调音everyfewmonths.Mrs.Petersagreed. Afewmonthslatersheheardfromtheshopthatamanwascomingtotunethepianoattenthatmorning.Nowshehadnotcleanedthehouseyetsoitwasdustyanduntidy.Mrs.Petershatedhavingeventheleastamountofdirtandfeltashamedwheneverstrangepeoplesawherhouselikethat.Soshehadtohurrytocleaneverythingcarefully.Itmeantalotofeffortanditmadeherhotandtiredbutanyhowbythetimethemanarrivedeverythingwasfinished. Sheopenedthedoorandthemanwasstandingtherewithabigdog."Goodmorning"themansaidpolitely"WillitdisturbyouifIbringmydoginpleaseI’mblindandheleadsmewhereverIgo." Mrs.Peterswassoonabletobuyapianobecause
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