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What were the Natural Resources of The Oregon Trail?
Salmon, wheat and lumber are the natural resources of Oregon.nursery, stock, hay, cattle, grass seed, wheat, dairy products, potatoes
What are the natrual resources of oregon?
wheat and lumber
Is grinding wheat a physical or chemical property?
physical. it's still wheat.
What is Canada's number one export?
lumber
How is wheat made into?
by milling (grinding) between millstones.
What are all the natural resources of Oregon?
wheat, lumber salman
What does San Francisco export?
they exported wheat flour and lumber
What are some major exports that Canada has?
Wheat Lumber and oil
What are oregon's natural resources in the 1800s?
lumber, wheat salmon and water
Can I grind wheat at home without a mill or grinding mill?
Yes
Grinding wheat in to flour is a chemical or physical property?
It is not a property; it is a physical process.
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flour-flower
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