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Two obstacles early settlers faced in moving across North America were mountains and rivers. If a river had to be crossed, they had to choose the shallowest part of the river to cross. There were no set roads through mountains so people had to make their own path. They could also only travel at certain times of the year because of the snow.

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βˆ™ 11y ago

farming was very difficult, much harder than farming in the East. plans farmers needed to be able to stand up to extremes of heat and cold, and to violent storms.

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had problems with being attacked, sickness, storms, and their carriages wheels falling and their oxes or horses getting tired or getting hurt.

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2 hardships were dealing with was the climate change, and when they moved to a different plantation they were not used to being separated with there neighbors.

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They had little preparation for a 2000 mile trip and there were many diseases that spread

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