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The Santa Fe and Oregon trails helped people avoid the formidable Rocky Mountains. By providing established routes that circumvented the most challenging terrains, these trails facilitated westward expansion and migration. Travelers could navigate around the mountains, making the journey to new territories more accessible. Ultimately, these trails played a crucial role in connecting the eastern United States with the western frontier.
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What are the two overland trails used in westward expansion?
The Oregon Trail and the Northwest Passage.
What was the oregon trail Santa Fe trails and the california trail?
they are trails
Which two trails used the south pass?
the Oregon and The Mormon Trails.
Was there gold along the Oregon trail?
There was indeed gold on the Oregon Trail. That's the reason they used it in the first place.
Which trail begins in Independence?
The Oregon and Santa Fe trails begin in independence.
What are the two overland trails used in westward expansion?
The Oregon Trail and the Northwest Passage.
What trails begins in Independence?
Oregon trail
What was the oregon trail Santa Fe trails and the california trail?
they are trails
Which two trails used the south pass?
the Oregon and The Mormon Trails.
Was there gold along the Oregon trail?
There was indeed gold on the Oregon Trail. That's the reason they used it in the first place.
Where did the trails lead to?
Oregon. Of course!
What was the trails to the west?
The Oregon trail
How popular is horseback trail riding in Oregon?
Trip Advisor has a list of horseback trails in Oregon.
Which trail begins in Independence?
The Oregon and Santa Fe trails begin in independence.
When fur trade decline most of the mountain men?
led settlers across the Oregon trails
How many horse trails does Oregon have?
TwentyEight?
Which two trails could travelers leaving from fort hall and to what two cities did the trails lead?
The trails were the Oregon trail and the California trail the California trail led to California and the Oregon trail led to Missouri.
