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What did the pioneers ride to go to the west?
Pioneers rode on a cover wagon. They also walked when going to the west
Where were the pioneers traveling west going?
Because of cheap land and big dreams.
Where did pioneers put the wagons at night?
Either kept going or stopped to set up camp.
What are some challenges Giovanni Da Verrazano's challenges?
I think is he had no idea where he is going
Rosa parks challenges?
being african american and going to jail
Where were the pioneers going during the western expansion?
The question includes the answer. The pioneers were expanding and settling westward
What did the pioneers ride to go to the west?
Pioneers rode on a cover wagon. They also walked when going to the west
What hardship did the pioneers face going to the west?
Survival.
What did the pioneers wear while going to the Oregon?
nothing
When the pioneers were going to Oregon where were they coming from?
back east
How was wild life helpful to the pioneers going west?
they needed food and protein
Where were the pioneers traveling west going?
Because of cheap land and big dreams.
Why did the pioneers cross the country in covered wagon?
You're never going to find the answer hear!
What are common experiences and emotions the pioneers have?
If you're talking about the Oregon trail kind of pioneers...they went through hard times. They had to deal with sickness, broken supplies (wagon, tools...etc.), going though rivers. It was hard to travel 2,000 miles to Oregon.
What has the author Martine Courtault written?
Martine Courtault has written: 'Going West, cowboys and pioneers' -- subject(s): Cowboys, Frontier and pioneer life, History, Juvenile literature, Pioneers
Did the pioneers cross any rivers going from Independence to Oregon?
2: car-rot
What landforms must be crossed by pioneers going from Missouri to the pacific coast?
Pioneers traveling from Missouri to the Pacific Coast had to traverse several significant landforms, including the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains, and the Sierra Nevada. The journey began in the flat terrain of the Great Plains, followed by the challenging ascent through the rugged Rocky Mountains. After crossing these peaks, they faced the Sierra Nevada before reaching the fertile valleys of California along the Pacific Coast. Each of these landforms presented unique challenges and obstacles for the pioneers.
