Pushed off the Mountain, Sold down the river

Write a critical essay on this book by Samuel Western, the book is titled "Pushed off the Mountain, Sold down the river" Wyomings search for its soul.
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Questions to Address for Critique of Samuel Western’s
Pushed Off the Mountain, Sold Down the River

1. How would you summarize Samuel Western’s essential, basic
   argument about the state of Wyoming and what it means to be a
   Wyomingite? Based on your own experience in this state, are the
   author’s assertions accurate and fair? In what areas are his
   observations and arguments valid? In what way(s) might he be
   off the mark? What might he be missing from his critique of
   Wyoming history and culture?
2. What advantages might Western have as an “outsider” (even
   though he’s resided in the state for more than 30 years) in his
   observations about Wyoming? What might a Wyoming native
   learn from the perspectives of someone coming from somewhere
   else? What might Western himself be able to learn from a “long-
   timer?”
3. In what ways are political, economic and social conditions in the
   state different since the book was first published in 2002? What
   conditions have remained the same?
4. Western refers to a number of myths regarding Wyoming history
   and self-image. What are they? What are their consequences,
   according to the author? In what ways are they significant from
   your own perspective?
5. What are the Wyoming values that you believe are the most
   important and consequential? Why? How? How well does
   Western treat them in his book?
6. In the last chapter of the book, Western describes six ideologies
   that stem from Wyoming mythology. From your own experience
   in this state, which of these assertions have the most impact and
   consequence on Wyoming government, politics, political culture,
   and economy? Why? What other ideologies could you add to this
   list?
7. Western concludes by suggesting eight ways that “Wyoming can
   build community and have more influence over its future.” Which
   of these assertions, from your perspective, is the most doable?
   How likely is the state going to be able to improve the conditions
   that have characterized it during its history? What other
   suggestions could you offer regarding Wyoming’s future
   prospects?

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