What was life like for people in the west in america between 1800-1840?

People was getting beat and treated horribly and black people hated it 

Well westerners worked for wages, often at a firm owned back East or in Europe as most capital-intensive employers were, with far more working mines and sawmills/logging than herding cattle or sheep. Cowboys were comparatively rare, poorly paid, often in poor health either from a lifetime of bad nutrition on a slave plantation or Irish tenant farm or working conditions (my cowboy greatuncle died of tuberculosis in the dry Southwest where TB sufferers went to recover!), and it was for most a job held for a few years rather than a lifetime career, either moving on to becoming a small rancher or moving to town for non-seasonal, better paid work.

hi there!

question - in the 1900s there were two competing views about the environment that often pitted industrialist and conservationist against one another. how were these two competing views demonstrated by the environmental policies of president roosevelt and president taft?

theodore had a quicked tempered personality while president taft was shy and barely noticable.theodore had started a dealing service with big companies which president taft completed.both were into making sure workers were always safe.president taft took the presidency more serious than theodore did.both loved to save nature.

hope this : )