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What did Hansel and Gretal used to leave a trail first?
They used small white rocks
What two things Hansel used to mark a trail back home?
Pebbles and breadcrumbs
What does the idiom leave a trail of bread crumbs mean?
The idiom "leave a trail of breadcrumbs" refers to the act of providing hints or clues that guide someone to a desired outcome or destination. It is often used in contexts where one is trying to help someone navigate a complex situation or find their way back to a specific point. The phrase is derived from the fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel, where the characters leave breadcrumbs to find their way home.
Why couldn't Hansel and Gretel find their way home the second time?
Hansel and Gretel couldn't find their way home the second time because the birds had eaten the breadcrumbs they had used to mark their path. Without the breadcrumbs, they became lost in the forest.
How was the abacus originally used?
The abacus was originally used to add and subtract. It was much faster than an adding machine. Its weakness was that it did not leave a paper trail.
How was the Santa Fe trail different from the Oregon trail?
The Santa Fe Trail was used for commerce. The Oregon Trail was used for immigration.
What other trails were used besides the Oregon trail to travel westward?
The trails used are the: California trail, Sante Fi Trail, Old Spanish Trail, Mormon Trail, and the Southern Emigrant Trail.
What was the trail used for when it was originated?
oregon trail
Who push witch into oven Hansel or Gretel?
shes an evil witch so in the fairy tale she wants to cook hansel to, you know..eat him. but i know that she used gretel as some-what of a maid, idk what the witch would do to her if she did eat/kill hansel.
Which trail was used for a stagecoach line?
Butterfield Trail
Who used the Santa fe trail?
pioneers used the santa fe trail for traveling
How were the Cherokee chiefs able to save some of their people's lives?
They obtained permission to leave the area and follow the Trail of Tears. The trail was used by several tribes to relocate out of the southeastern United States. Even escaping persecution by following the trail, many natives lost their lives due to sickness, starvation, and injury.
