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What were the three main trails that led to west?
Oregon trail, mormon Trail, Old spanish trail, and for more it is Santa fe trail, California trail i hope you take at least three of them this is your choice like you can choose Oregon trail, Santa fe trail, California trail your choice!
When fur trade decline most of the mountain men?
led settlers across the Oregon trails
Which two trails could travelers leaving from fort Hall follow and to what two cities did the trails lead?
Travelers leaving Fort Hall could follow the Oregon Trail, which led to Oregon City, Oregon, or the California Trail, which led to Sacramento, California.
Which two trails could travelers leaving from fort hall and to what two cities did the trails lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
What two trails could travelers leaving from fort hall follow and to what two cities did the trails lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
Which two trails could travelers leaving from the fort hall follow and to what two cities did the trails lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
Which two trails could travelers leaving from fort hall follow two what two cities did the trail lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
Which two trail could travelers leaving from Fort hall and what two cities did the trail lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
Which two trail could travelers leaving from fort hall follow and to what two cities did the trails lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
Who was the Mormon leader who led the Mormons along the Oregon Trail to Utah?
Brigham Young lead the first group of Mormon pioneers along the Mormon Trail to Utah in 1846-47. Subsequent groups came over the next 25 years lead by various experienced trail guides. The Mormon Trail followed a similar route to the Oregon Trail until Wyoming, when it went south to Utah rather than north to Oregon.
Who led on the Oregon trail?
Jonh C. Fremont led the Oregon trail
What is the difference between the Mormon and Oregon trails?
The Oregon Trail at times converges with the Mormon Trail, and most often runs parallel to it.The Oregon Trail and the Mormon Trail began for vastly different reasons. Let's start with the Oregon Trail.The Oregon Trail began as a road for Westward expansion. Fur traders and trappers first set the trail, which was passable only on foot or on horseback. It later was by gold miners, the poor seeking greater opportunity, and even criminals fleeing into the "Wild West." The Oregon Trail represents Manifest Destiny, American Frontierism, and American Expansionism.The Mormon Trail has more in common with the Native Americans' Trail of Tears and far less in common with the American dream. The Latter-day Saints (called "Mormons" because the hold the Book of Mormon as a sacred text and testimony of Jesus Christ) were slaughtered and kicked out of their homes in Ohio, Missouri, and finally in Illinois. After the martyrdom of Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith at Carthage, Illinois, Brigham Young (then president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles) led the Latter-day Saints westward to escape persecution and slaughter. The course of their exodus is now known as the Mormon Trail.The Mormons settled primarily in what we now know as Utah, Idaho, Arizona, and California, and what was at that time Mexico. During their trek, the United States Army requested Mormon aid in the Mexican-American War, to which the company acquiesced despite the state and federal government's continued "blind eye" toward the injustices committed against them.
