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What is the vehicle that many American settlers traveled west in?
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conestoga wagon.. nickname: prarie schooner
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About how many settlers traveled west during the 1800s?
about how much nuts i got
Who were the American settlers?
Many people were settlers from all around the world.
North American settlers formed how many colonies?
13
As American settlers moved west in search of land many native American nations?
were weakened or destroyed.
What is true about American settlers in Texas?
Many of them were pro slavery which was in directly opposite to Mexico's antislavery policy.
About how many settlers traveled in the Oregon trail?
Over 500,000 people traveled on the Oregon Trail.
About how many settlers traveled west during the 1800s?
about how much nuts i got
Who were the American settlers?
Many people were settlers from all around the world.
North American settlers formed how many colonies?
13
As American settlers moved west in search of land many native American nations?
were weakened or destroyed.
How fast did mayflower travel?
The Mayflower was a boat that the early settlers of America traveled on. This Mayflower took many months to travel from Europe to North America.
Many American settlers went to California in 1849 because of?
the discovery of gold
Why did many American settlers begin to travel west during the Industrial revolution?
Train
What caused many American settlers to go to California in 1849 on apex?
The discovery of Gold
How many miles are on the 2004 Nissan Altima?
To find out how many miles are on a particular vehicle, you must check the odometer. The odometer measures the total distance a vehicle has traveled. This is a very good indicator of future performance and anticipated repairs that the vehicle may need.
Many traveled to Native American villages to learn native languages in an effort to convert them?
Jesuit missionaries
Who migrated West and what problems did they experience?
Many American settlers traveled west to take advantage of the Homestead Act, which promised free land. Many headed there simply because it was new territory, and as a result, there was plenty of opportunity for everyone. Problems were numerous. The Homestead Act applied to land in the Great Plains area, which were difficult to farm, subject to high dangerous winds, and were in Native American territory. Settlers not only had to expect attacks from Native Americans, but some opportunistic criminals preyed upon them during their journey as well.
