Merle Curti, a student of this idea's creator, tried to extend it by examining Trempeleau County and published a 1943 work about his historiometric studies.
The "staples" idea of Harold Innis and the Laurentian school of thought popularized by J.M.S. Careless are known as the basis of the Canadian equivalent to this statement, which is often opposed by the "metropolitan- hinterland" paradigm. Merle Curti, a student of this idea's creator, tried to extend it by examining Trempeleau County and published a 1943 work about his historiometric studies. Its formulator, the author of The Character and Influence of the Indian Trade in Wisconsin, attributed "restless, nervous energy" and "dominant individualism" to the title concept. The argument that "the existence of free land… and the advance of American settlement westward explain American development" is known as, FTP, which thesis, proposed by Frederick Jackson Turner?
The "staples" idea of Harold Innis and the Laurentian school of thought popularized by J.M.S. Careless are known as the basis of the Canadian equivalent to this statement, which is often opposed by the "metropolitan- hinterland" paradigm.
{Frontier} thesis