Mountain men moved west to find beaver furs primarily due to the high demand for beaver pelts in the fashion industry, particularly for making hats in Europe and America. The fur trade was lucrative, and the Rocky Mountains offered abundant beaver populations and untapped resources. Additionally, the westward expansion during the 19th century provided opportunities for adventure, exploration, and potential wealth in a largely uncharted territory. The combination of economic incentives and the allure of the frontier motivated these trappers and traders to venture into the wilderness.
1980's
the mountain men where trappers and explorers
The mountain men were essentially trappers that went where the animals were. They would trap out all the fur bearing animals and have to move into new areas. That took them to places like Oregon. To some extent they were also seeking adventure and possibly gold. Eventually they would lead settlers over the mountain passes to Oregon.
Move Any Mountain was created in 1991-08.
Mountain ranges move because tectonic plates are continuously moving
You Don't Need to Move a Mountain was created in 1974-03.
We cant move mountains. Mountains move themselves
no
mountain lions move very fast
it decreases
plates are part of a mountain that makes it move
A little history: Mountain men were very successful in trapping, and almost made beavers extinct until beaver hats were not popular any longer. Later on, since the mountain men knew the land very well, they gave tours around the West, which is one of the reasons why people moved to the west.