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What are some Facts about Laura ingalls wilders adult life?
She had a son that died
What were two of the significant events in Laura Ingalls Wilders life?
moving out west and when her sister Mary became blind she stayed blind for the rest of her life and went to a college for the blind
Did laura ingalls wilders sibling survive?
no, they did on the show but not in real life
What were Laura ingalls wilders health problems?
Laura, her sister Carrie, and her sister Grace all suffered from diabetes - in Laura's case, it was not diagnosed until about three months before she died. If Mary or Laura's Ma suffered from the disease, there is no record of it.
What was Laura Ingalls Wilders special interests?
Laura Ingalls Wilder had a passion for writing and storytelling, which led her to document her pioneer experiences in her popular "Little House" book series. She also had an interest in preserving history and sharing her way of life with future generations.
Where did the major events take place in Laura ingalls wilders life and what year was they in.?
Laura Ingalls Wilder's major events took place in the American Midwest during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She was born in 1867 in Wisconsin, her family moved to various locations in the Midwest, and she eventually settled in Missouri. Her experiences during this time inspired her "Little House on the Prairie" book series.
When did Laura Ingalls Wilders Dog Jack die?
This is not known. The Ingalls family dog Jack was given to the person who bought a team of horses from Charles Ingalls, as Jack was very devoted to the horses. The family had other dogs later on, all of whom were referred to in Laura's books as "Jack", though they actually had different names.
How did rose wilder influence Laura?
she told Laura to start writing books about her life
How did Laura Ingals Wilder claim to fame?
Laura wrote wonderful books about her life on the praire
How did Laura Secord have an impact on someone's life?
Probably by saving that life.
What do Laura bush do now?
enjoying life
How did the Homestead Act 1862 affect Laura Ingalls Wilder's life as a young girl?
The Homestead Act was the reason her family was able to move west. It allowed her to see a lot of the country, as her Pa tried three times - in three separate places - to take advantage of the homestead act. From age 12 to 18, it put her in the position of a "partner" with her Pa (and Ma and sisters) to make good on "the bet with Uncle Sam" . Her sister died.
