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What happend to the boat people of Vietnam?
Those that survived the journey live in other lands now.
Why were people willing to make the Oregon Trail journey?
dhere was land and all dat jank
How many people survived the johnstown flood?
There were 200 people who survived the Johnstown flood
How many women survived the Battle of the Alamo?
few people survived no
How many Jamestown settlers survived the starving time?
60 People survived
How many people died on Oregon trail?
About 300,000 traveled on the Oregon trail, however, because of diseases, food shortages, and accidental deaths, only about 90,000 survived the journey.
When did settlers begin their journey to Oregon?
Settlers began their journey to Oregon in the mid-1830s. The first large-scale migration of settlers, known as the Oregon Trail, took place in 1843 when around 1,000 people made the journey from the Midwest to Oregon.
What happend to the boat people of Vietnam?
Those that survived the journey live in other lands now.
Why only 45 of 81 people in the Donner Party survived on their journey west?
becauce it was rare
How many people have not survived from space?
OVER 200 but excepet from the people traveling to space which eventually died on a journey by ashae
What kinds of people making journey and how the trail changed them?
one of them is lewis and clark he explorid oregon
Why were people willing to make the Oregon Trail journey?
dhere was land and all dat jank
How many people survivided on Britannic?
710 people survived the Titanics Accident
How many people made the journey west along the Oregon Trail from the 1840's to the 1870's?
80
Why did people walk most of their way on their journey to the Oregon territory?
because they didn't have cars and airplains back then.(1800s)
Why did the people walk most of the way on the journey to the Oregon Territory?
because they didn't have cars and airplains back then.(1800s)
What kind of stories encouraged people to make the journey to the Oregon country?
Amazing storied spread throughout Oregon about how the sun always shone there; wheat grew as tall as a man. One tale claimed that pigs were "running about,....round and fat , already cooked with knives and forks sticking in them so you can cut off a slice whenever you were hungry." Such stories encouraged many people to make the 2000 mile journey to Oregon.
