What did the boys pioneers do for work?

Answer 1

Pioneers were people who moved into uninhabited or undeveloped places. In the US, the pioneers went to the new lands of the West to seek a better life. They faced hardships against the weather, and had to find their water and grow their own food.

Life on the Prairie

Pioneers moved to different areas of the prairies and settled down to farm. They sometimes lived in one-room houses with walls made of sod. The problem with this is that bugs lived in the sod and weeds grew into the houses. Weather was also an obstacle. Winds could rip the roof off the sod houses, and heavy rains could ruin the structure.

Pioneer children did many of the chores like herding cattle, feeding chickens, and stacking hay. Life was hard but farmers "lived on hope." When the pioneers sat down for dinner, the adults ate before the children.

Pioneers came to the new lands because they could get free land from the government and make a life of their own.

Answer 2

Pioneers were the first people to settle in the frontiers of North America.

Answer 3

they did unmentionable things to the farm animals..... none survived....

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Answer 4

They helped do farm work with the other men, while the women stayed and cooked/cleaned.

Answer 5

Mormon pioneers traveled across the US to what is now Utah and established hundreds of settlements across the west where they could practice their religion more freely.

Answer 6

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