The overland route to the west was primarily blocked by Indigenous tribes, particularly during the early periods of westward expansion in the United States. Additionally, geographical obstacles such as mountains and deserts posed significant challenges. Conflicts and skirmishes between settlers and Indigenous peoples, as well as later military engagements, further complicated access to these routes. The combination of these factors created barriers for settlers attempting to move westward.
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Athens explorers of this time wanted a water trade route to replace the overland route of the Silk Road. The overland routes were long, dangerous and goods often didn't reach the European markets. It was reasoned that water route was faster, ships could carry more items, and less dangerous.
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To circumvent the costly overland trade which required them to trade with the Muslim world (the Middle East).
The overland Silk Road was long, dangerous, and expensive. If an all water route could be found ships could be loaded with the goods that Europe wanted and it would take less time. The man or country who found a water route would be wealthy.
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Santa Fe Trail
overland route from san francisco to boston
The overland stagecoach was under attack by Indians. The overland route was the longest, but the safest.
the overland trade route stretching from the Black Sea to Cina is called the "Silk Road"
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Silk Road
The Butterfield Overland Mail Trail, also known as the Oxbow Route, the Butterfield Overland Stage, or the Butterfield Stage.
Lorenzo D. Aldrich has written: 'A journal of the overland route to California' -- subject(s): Gold discoveries, Overland journeys to the Pacific 'A journal of the overland route to California! and the gold mines' -- subject(s): Gold discoveries, Overland journeys to the Pacific
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