Kentuckians
most settled out in the open
seeking better economic life
awesome
out in the open, in circles with their wagon trains
They steeled out in the opened, with their wagons in a big circle
The most harmed group when thousands of pioneers moved to Indiana were the Indigenous peoples, particularly the Native American tribes who inhabited the region. As settlers encroached on their lands, these tribes faced displacement, loss of resources, and violent conflicts. The influx of pioneers led to treaties that were often unfairly negotiated, resulting in further erosion of their rights and territories. This period marked a significant decline in the Indigenous populations and cultures in the area.
most settled out in the open
Gold Some others moved there for land from the HomeStead act
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) moved west in search of religious freedom, while most other pioneers moved west in search of wealth or job opportunities.
seeking better economic life
By the entourage they have
By the entourage they have
By the entourage they have
Michael grew up in Gary, Indiana and later moved to Los Angels, California where he spent most of this life and died.
Kiwi Birds.
pregnant women
Most of them traveled in wagons.