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Qu'est-ce (qui) est GURPS Old West - définition


GURPS Old West         
GURPS Old West is a supplement published by Steve Jackson Games in 1991 for GURPS (Generic Universal Role-Playing System).
Wild West         
  • The first [[Fort Laramie]] as it looked before 1840. Painting from memory by [[Alfred Jacob Miller]]
  • buffalo]]'', by [[Alfred Jacob Miller]]
  • A [[Buffalo Soldier]]. The nickname was given to the black soldiers by the Native tribes they controlled.
  • Birds of America]]''
  • Poster for ''[[Buffalo Bill]]'s Wild West'' Show
  • [[Clipper]] ships took 5 months to sail the 17,000 miles (27,000 km) from New York City to San Francisco.
  • C.M. Russell]]
  • circuit rider]] to create and serve a series of churches in a geographical area.
  • Settlers escaping the [[Dakota War of 1862]]
  • Richard M. Johnson]], who later became vice president
  • US Census map showing the extent of settlement and frontier line in 1900.
  • William "Bat" Masterson]] (1853–1921), William F. Petillon (1846–1917), (seated from left) [[Charlie Bassett]] (1847–1896), [[Wyatt Earp]] (1848–1929), Michael Francis "Frank" McLean (1854–1902), Cornelius "Neil" Brown (1844–1926). Photo by Charles
A. Conkling.<ref>[http://www.kansashistory.us/dodgecitylawmen.html Dodge City Peace Commission Old West Gunfighters Dodge City, KS 1883]  (1883)  Ford County Historical Society. retrieved October 2014</ref>
  • Mass hanging of [[Sioux]] warriors convicted of murder and rape in [[Mankato, Minnesota]], 1862
  • San Xavier del Bac]], near Tucson, founded in 1700
  • The battle near [[Fort Phil Kearny]], Dakota Territory, December 21, 1866
  • [[Fur trading]] at [[Fort Nez Percés]] in 1841
  • Camp Supply]] Stockade, February 1869
  • [[Daniel Boone]] escorting settlers through the [[Cumberland Gap]]
  • Homesteaders]], {{circa}} 1866
  • Kearny]]'s annexation of [[New Mexico]], August 15, 1846
  • Map of the [[Santa Fe Trail]]
  • alt=Men lined up along a tree line are shot by men on horseback.
  • Puck]]'' February 20, 1915.
  • The ''Handcart Pioneer Monument'', by [[Torleif S. Knaphus]], located on [[Temple Square]] in Salt Lake City, Utah
  • Paiute]] natives against 120 civilians bound for California.
  • Native American chiefs, 1865
  • Profile of the Pacific Railroad from San Francisco (left) to Omaha. ''Harper's Weekly'' December 7, 1867
  • H. B. Hall]].
  • Crow Chief [[Plenty Coups]]
  • Map of [[Pony Express]] route
  • 1850}}. Between 1847 and 1870, the population of San Francisco exploded from 500 to 150,000.
  • Santa Anna]], 1836
  • Fort Dodge]], Kansas
  • ''The Searchers'']], a 1956 film portraying racial conflict in the 1860s
  • [[Siege of Fort Detroit]] during [[Pontiac's Rebellion]] in 1763
  • Sioux Chief [[Sitting Bull]]
  • 1908 editorial cartoon of President [[Theodore Roosevelt]] features his cowboy persona and his crusading for conservation.
  • [[Thomas Jefferson]] saw himself as a man of the frontier and a scientist; he was keenly interested in expanding and exploring the West.
  • Route of the first transcontinental railroad across the western United States (built, 1863–1869)
  • Poster for the Union Pacific Railroad's opening-day, 1869
  • United States territories in 1834–36
  • Temporary quarters for [[Volga Germans]] in central [[Kansas]], 1875
  • Trans Mississippi]] West (1860–1890)
  • ''What An Unbranded Cow Has Cost'' by [[Frederic Remington]], which depicts the aftermath of a range war between cowboys and supposed rustlers. 1895
  • Map of the [[Wilderness Road]] by 1785
  • 400,000 men, women, and children traveled 2,000 miles (3,200&nbsp;km) in wagon trains during a six-month journey on the [[Oregon Trail]].
UNDEVELOPED TERRITORY OF THE UNITED STATES, C. 1607–1912
Old West; Wild west; Wild West; American Wild West; The Western Frontier; Post-Civil War Expansion of the United States; The wild west; Old west; Frontier, American; Frontier (American); Frontier (U.S.); Western Frontier; The Frontier (North American history); Old American West; Western American history; American Old West; American Frontier (1600-1900); Myth of the West; American Frontier; Old western; Frontier west; Near West; Hurdy-gurdy girl; History of the American West; Western frontier; American frontier culture
The Wild West is used to refer to the western part of the United States during the time when Europeans were first settling there.
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West Saxon dialect         
DIALECT OF OLD ENGLISH
Late West Saxon; West Saxon (Anglo-Saxon dialect); Early West Saxon; West Saxon (Old English); West Saxon dialect (Old English); Winchester standard; West-Saxon dialect
West Saxon was one of four distinct dialects of Old English. The three others were Kentish, Mercian and Northumbrian (the latter two were similar and are known as the Anglian dialects).