Describe the problems of living in a newly set up town in the West.
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History Coursework Assignment 1 Question 1 - Describe the problems of living in a newly set up town in the West Before white men settled in America, there were no towns at all. At first, people lived in jumbled, unorganised groups of houses, situated and built anywhere and anyhow they wanted. Soon, as more and more people arrived, and the area between the Atlantic Coast and the Appalachian Mountains became more and more crowded, people realised they had to cross the mountains and head further West. This time, things were more organised, and there were more settlers skilled in carpentry and building, so small towns started to get established. Also, with discoveries of gold in certain areas, towns were set up so that miners could keep sheltered, sell their finds and buy supplies and food. These new towns may seem a big improvement from the old jumbled layout of the East, and on...

