Traveling west in the mid-1800s offered Americans the opportunity for land ownership, economic prosperity, and the chance to start anew, particularly during the Gold Rush and through westward expansion. However, they faced significant challenges, including harsh terrain, unpredictable weather, and the threat of conflicts with Native American tribes. Additionally, the journey was often perilous, with disease and limited supplies leading to high mortality rates. Despite these hardships, many were driven by the promise of a better life and the ideals of Manifest Destiny.
Benefits: "Fresh start" and more religious freedom. Challenges: finding a new place to settle if they didn't already have friends or family in the area and doing so without a steady income and possibly no money saved.
African Americans traveled to Canada because there was no slavery there and they traveled there because their masters treated them very badly. They got whipped and beaten even if they rested from work for a minute. So they escaped through the underground railroad and they came to Canada.
Because Mexicans traveled north and Asians traveled east to settle in the West.
The tribe Hupa traveled by walking and by using canoes.
No one else traveled with Lewis and Clark. It was just an expedition of the two of them.
Benefits: "Fresh start" and more religious freedom. Challenges: finding a new place to settle if they didn't already have friends or family in the area and doing so without a steady income and possibly no money saved.
About 2.864 Million Americans traveled to Italy in 2007, based on the links from the blog post listed below.
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The Native Americans traveled to America first about 12,000 years ago, maybe later. The term 'Native Americans' is actually extremely incorrect. The Americans came from Asia and Europe. They weren't made there.
The Chinook Native Americans traveled through the water on canoes and traveled on ground by foot.
When African Americans traveled from the south to the north
They helped lead to the west
Native Americans usually lived near lakes and rivers so they traveled in canoes and rafts often.
Yes the Native Americans lived in Tipis but they did not, however, ride on horseback.
Group of 3,000 Americans who traveled to Spain to fight Franco's fascism
The Corps overcome several challenges regularly. These challenges often include their safety being an issue, as well as where they can stay to remain safe. These are still issues.
christopher columbus traveled around the united states to explore in order of the king of england if i'm not mistaken