Because the wagons were usually full with people, like women and young children, and they'd rather walk not crowded. Plus if the wagon was too heavy, it could get stuck in mud or holes and the people would have to leave all of their things.
That's why they walked most of the way. Hope my answer was helpful!
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because they didn't have cars and airplains back then.(1800s)
people walk most of the time because they didn't have enough money for horse and cattle's etc........
There was indeed gold on the Oregon Trail. That's the reason they used it in the first place.
the number of people who died on the trail
The Trail of Tears was a forced march in the dead of winter from Georgia to Oklahoma of 4,000 Native Americans from infants to elderly. People died on this walk from illness, starvation, and the conditions they encountered. This is one of the most shameful events in American history.
No, this is a metaphor. The Trail of Tears was such a horrible chapter in US history. Thousands of people from the tribes who were force relocated died along the way. They were treated so poorly, and pushed so hard, that the various routes taken were collectively known as "The Trail Where We Cried" by those who were forced to walk it. Later, the name was shortened to The Trail of Tears.
It ended in present day Oklahoma.
Because they had no air vehicles or automobiles.
The wagons carried all the settler's foods, clothing, blankets, as well as people who could not walk the trail during the day.
There was indeed gold on the Oregon Trail. That's the reason they used it in the first place.
About six months.
the number of people who died on the trail
because they didn't have cars and airplains back then.(1800s)
because they didn't have cars and airplains back then.(1800s)
The Oregon Trail Pioneers were required to have a wagon and certain animals to pull it and a set amount of previsions to make the trip. No one went across the trail alone because of Indians and wild country. The reason so many walked is because the wagon was designed to haul large load. They were rickety without shocks and after a day or two of vibration to a person's body, it felt better to walk. Wagons went very slow with large heavy loads on the trail. Many times a wagon would be driven 5-15 miles in a day. From sun up to sun down. A healthy person was better equipped for such a daily walk, rather then a bumpy ride.
The popular song has most of them -Crockett, Davy Crockett, KING OF THE WILD FRONTIER. also (Buckskin Buccaneer) which implies something like Piracy, maybe the Trail Blazer. By tjhe way someone incorrectly identified another Western Pioneer, Daniel Boone, with the Oregon Trail., Boone never saw Oregon- he was responsible for (opening up Kentucky) to settlement and was responsible for blazing the trail, so to speak through the Cumberland Gap in l769. Not the Cucumber Gap! He is among the most greatest American who could ever walk this world. Never thoughting of hisself above others.
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Colorado and Oregon have the highest percentage of people who walk to school. Both states have markedly lower obesity rates.
Hiking means to walk a considerable distance cross-country. A trail is a narrow strip of land that has been cleared enough so that hiking is fairly easy on it. Trails can run from 100 feet or less to hundreds of miles, like the Appalachian Trail. So, a hiking trail is a narrow strip of cleared land made for people to walk cross-country.