Before the expansion of the US railroads, the best way for a traveler to move west of the Mississippi, was to become part of a wagon train heading west. They could also pay to be a passenger on a wagon train. The other way was the long ship route around the southern tip of South America. It would take months to reach California by doing that. Later as railroads continued to expand westward, train travel was often used.
mormons I believe..
The covered freight wagon associated with the westward expansion was called a Conestoga wagon because they were manufactured in Conestoga, Pennsylvania.
sleighwagonhorsebackfoot
The land and plantations that people were in. The frontier moved westward so did those people/immigrants. The relocation and redefinition of the frontier moved westward over a period of time...same with those people/immigrants.
Yes
in the wagon's
mormons I believe..
lots of Indians and people from the civil war
Columbus traveled westward because he followed the winds.
Missouri
he traveled new worlds
They traveled west on carriages,horse,walking,land,or by water.They traveled west by the commander and they had to move out of their houses because they forced them to ,and the ones that got forced to move were the cherokee nation.
Because Mexicans traveled north and Asians traveled east to settle in the West.
Because Mexicans traveled north and Asians traveled east to settle in the West.
The covered freight wagon associated with the westward expansion was called a Conestoga wagon because they were manufactured in Conestoga, Pennsylvania.
Marco Polo first traveled eastward from Venice to Cathay (what is now China). Many years later, he traveled westward from Cathay to return home.
sleighwagonhorsebackfoot