1) desert
2) ran out of water
3) ran out of food
4) blizzard began
The Donner Party's tragic journey in 1846 highlighted the perils of westward expansion and the importance of preparedness in the face of harsh conditions. Their story, marked by survival, cannibalism, and desperation, became a cautionary tale that underscored the challenges of the Oregon Trail and the California Gold Rush. This event not only influenced public perception of westward migration but also contributed to the broader narrative of American resilience and the complexities of pioneer life. Ultimately, the Donner Party's ordeal helped shape policies and perceptions about migration and settlement in the American West.
The members of the Donner Party exhibited a mix of traits, including determination and resilience, as they sought a new life in California despite daunting challenges. Many were hardworking pioneers, skilled in farming and trade, but they also displayed a lack of preparation and naivety regarding the harsh conditions they would face. Additionally, their group dynamics revealed a range of personalities, from strong leaders to those who struggled under pressure, ultimately influencing their fate during the harrowing journey.
The challenges that Kenya would face/are facing include poverty, famine, deforestation, and infant mortality.
No surviving members of the Donner Party faced prosecution for their actions during the harrowing winter of 1846-1847. While the group resorted to cannibalism to survive, this was viewed as a desperate act of survival rather than a criminal offense. The circumstances of their ordeal garnered sympathy rather than blame, and they were largely seen as victims of an unfortunate situation.
You spelled faced and not face that is why you don't have a answer.If your question is what challenges will Obama face........... well I don't know.But if your question is what challenges did he face well............ I still don't know.
The Donner Party's tragic journey in 1846 highlighted the perils of westward expansion and the importance of preparedness in the face of harsh conditions. Their story, marked by survival, cannibalism, and desperation, became a cautionary tale that underscored the challenges of the Oregon Trail and the California Gold Rush. This event not only influenced public perception of westward migration but also contributed to the broader narrative of American resilience and the complexities of pioneer life. Ultimately, the Donner Party's ordeal helped shape policies and perceptions about migration and settlement in the American West.
The big one was Cannibalism! the party was isolated by bad weather ( Snow storms) was running out of supplies, and things took a turn for the worse.
The members of the Donner Party exhibited a mix of traits, including determination and resilience, as they sought a new life in California despite daunting challenges. Many were hardworking pioneers, skilled in farming and trade, but they also displayed a lack of preparation and naivety regarding the harsh conditions they would face. Additionally, their group dynamics revealed a range of personalities, from strong leaders to those who struggled under pressure, ultimately influencing their fate during the harrowing journey.
The challenges that Kenya would face/are facing include poverty, famine, deforestation, and infant mortality.
a
It would help if you said "When" and "Where"!
lots of deserts!
No surviving members of the Donner Party faced prosecution for their actions during the harrowing winter of 1846-1847. While the group resorted to cannibalism to survive, this was viewed as a desperate act of survival rather than a criminal offense. The circumstances of their ordeal garnered sympathy rather than blame, and they were largely seen as victims of an unfortunate situation.
Not telling.
* what are the challenges northeastern fishermen face?
d
What political challenges face Russians and their officials