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What did pioneers discover in the Ohio river?
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Why did pioneers take the Ohio river when they moved west?
There were no roads yet in Ohio, and mostly muddy tracts in SW Pennsylvania. The Ohio River was the fastest way to go west. You could take flatboats from the origin of the Ohio River at PA, and go all the way to the Mississippi River.
Which river would the enslaved persons have to cross to reach Indiana or Ohio?
The Ohio River forms the boundary between Kentucky and the states of Ohio and Indiana.
What river forms the western border of Kentucky?
The Ohio River
What impact did pioneers moving to the Ohio Valley have on the native Americans that already lived their in the Seventies?
The Native Americans were forced to move west of the Mississippi River.
Why did pioneers crossing the appleation to settle in the Ohio river valley?
Pioneers crossed the Appalachian Mountains to settle in the Ohio River Valley due to the promise of fertile land, abundant resources, and economic opportunities. The region offered a chance for farming and trade, appealing to those seeking better livelihoods. Additionally, the growing population in the eastern United States created a demand for new land, driving expansion westward. The Ohio River itself provided a crucial transportation route for goods and settlers.
What river is the closes river to Ohio river?
Ohio is the closest state to the Ohio River that's why it is called the Ohio River.
If you are in downtown Cincinnati and facing north what direction would you go to reach the Ohio river?
backwards
What river borderd Ohio?
The Ohio River
Who controlled western new york wich the french had to pass through to reach the Ohio river?
Iroquois
What river forms that boundary for Ohio Kentucky and Indiana?
The Ohio River forms Ohio's southern border.
What are Ohio's 3 major rivers?
Ohio River is a very important river in ohio
