The historian Frederick Jackson Turner argued that the American frontier was a "safety valve"
that, by siphoning off surplus population from settled areas and providing families with land and employment, reduced social and political conflict. Does the history of the West during the Confederation period confirm or disconfirm Turner's "frontier thesis"?
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