One characteristic that did not develop as pioneers moved westward was a strong sense of communal living. While some pioneer communities formed tight-knit settlements, the overall trend leaned toward individualism and self-reliance, emphasizing personal freedom and independence. This focus on individual land ownership and personal success often overshadowed collective efforts, contrasting with the communal values seen in earlier colonial settlements.
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