Oregon Fever was a term from the 1830s which referred to the huge rush of migrants of the east coast to the Oregon territory. People "caught" Oregon Fever because the heard of the good farmland, vast open spaces, mild weather, and the depression going on in the east.
By going to Oregon. Oregon fever was not a biological disease or symptom thereof - it was a term denoting the desire to immigrate to the northwest. Similar to "new car fever" in usage.
Oregon Fever : A migratory trend that began in the 1830s and was in full swing a decade later. It went to the Pacific territories of California and Oregon. The Oregon Fever was fueled in part by the depression of 1837, which caused the closing of many banks throughout the country. Oregon Fever was also stimulated by the optimistic reports of rich farmland and mild climate.
Beginning in the 1840s and continuing for a decade, many people were susceptible to Oregon Fever. Due to the mild weather and rich soil, there was a migratory push for the western bound settlers.
Yes, a hamster can have a fever. This may be caused by a cold it can catch.
You can't catch hay fever in any fashion from another person.
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You could as it is highly contagious.
yes
The sickness that they had during the trail was mountain fever
No. Fever is not something you can catch. You can only develop a fever yourself in response to something going on inside of your own body.
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Not more dangerous than for young persons.