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Who are the people that traveled westward on the Oregon trail to escape persecution in the east?
mormons I believe..
Who traveled west in th westward movement?
lots of Indians and people from the civil war
Why did Columbus travel westward at lower latitudes?
Columbus traveled westward because he followed the winds.
How did the westward people travel west?
They traveled west on carriages,horse,walking,land,or by water.They traveled west by the commander and they had to move out of their houses because they forced them to ,and the ones that got forced to move were the cherokee nation.
Why is it inaccurate to say that everyone traveled westward to settle the American west in 1870 - 1880?
Because Mexicans traveled north and Asians traveled east to settle in the West.
Why is it inaccurate to say that everyone traveled westward to settle the American West in the 1870s and 1880s?
Because Mexicans traveled north and Asians traveled east to settle in the West.
In their journey westward Lewis and Clark traveled the furthest distance on which river?
Missouri
How did William clark play a part in the westward expansion?
he traveled new worlds
When settlers traveled west what was the name of a specific name wagon they traveled in?
The covered freight wagon associated with the westward expansion was called a Conestoga wagon because they were manufactured in Conestoga, Pennsylvania.
What direction did Marco Polo travel?
Marco Polo first traveled eastward from Venice to Cathay (what is now China). Many years later, he traveled westward from Cathay to return home.
How did the pioneers travel during the Westward Expansion?
sleighwagonhorsebackfoot
What was the Main idea for many settlers traveled to the westward during S's?
Many settlers traveled westward during the 19th century in search of new opportunities, driven by the promise of land, wealth, and a fresh start. The ideology of Manifest Destiny fueled this movement, as people believed it was their right and duty to expand across the continent. Additionally, economic factors, such as the Gold Rush and the availability of fertile land, motivated families and individuals to seek better prospects in the West.
