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1. the end of the frontier was the most profound event to happen in the 300 years of American settlement2. the ability of Americans to move into the frontier gave our democracy its unique characteristics and that by the 1890s that frontier was effectively closed (the "safety valve" of America was gone-- people under economic hardship in the east could no longer simply move west and stake a claim)
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