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he found it but thought that he had was at the Pacific Ocean but later found out that he discovered it...
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Jim Bridger discovered the?
the great salt lake
What is the importance of Jim Bridger?
Jim Bridger "discovered the Great Salt Lake"... and he made a trading post for the pioneers to trade them supplies witch really helped them out
Did Jim Bridger have a pet?
no he did not
What challenges did Jim Bridger face?
He had a rough time. The Paiute Indians captured a lot of his men.
Did Jim Bridger have a wife?
yes he had three wives two from the Shoshone tribe and another one from the Flathead Indian tribe but his first Shoshone wife died during childbirth
What did Jim Bridger discover?
the salt lake
What year did Jim Bridger discover the great salt lake?
1812
Jim Bridger discovered the what?
Great salt lake
Jim Bridger discovered the?
the great salt lake
When did Jim bridger discovered the Great Salt Lake?
1825
Who was the first white person to explore the great salt lake?
Jim Bridger
What is the importance of Jim Bridger?
Jim Bridger "discovered the Great Salt Lake"... and he made a trading post for the pioneers to trade them supplies witch really helped them out
What did Jim bridger believe he had discovered when he tasted the great salt lake?
He thought he had discovered part of the pacific ocean
What did Jim Bridger say about the valley of the Great Salt Lake to the Mormons?
He told them he would give them 1,000$ for a bushell of corn they grew in the salt lake valley
What did Jim bender discover when je tasted the salt lake?
Jim Bender discovered that the water was salty when he tasted the salt lake.
What did Jim Bridger believe he had discovered when he had tasted the great salt lake?
He thought he had discovered part of the Pacific Ocean
Who was the first white person in the US to explore the great salt lake?
Um... God? The Great Salt Lake is a natural, not a manmade lake, so nobody really invented it, they discovered it.Native Americans knew about the lake for hundreds or thousands of years before white men knew about it. The Timpanogos Utes told Spanish explorer Silvestre Escalante about the lake in 1776, he wrote about it in his notes, but never saw it or named it. It was first seen by white men in 1824 - the men were trappers Jim Bridger and Etienne Provost.
