A) Frederick Turner describes the West as a land of limitless opportunity and simplicity, giving America constant renewal and rebirth. On the other hand, Patricia Nelson Limerick describes America as a land filled with conquest and displacement.
B) ONE specific historical event or development during 1865 to 1898 that supports Turner's interpretation was the then popularized idea of Manifest Destiny when Americans believed in the God-sanctioned westward expansion.
C) ONE specific historical event or development during 1865 to 1898 that supports Limerick's interpretation was the unending "Indian Wars" when Americans vicariously displaced Indians from their land, while many more Indians lost their lives in the push-back.
Thus, both Turner and Limerick gave different historical meanings to the development of the Western Frontier of America based on their varied understandings.
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