By: Eric Coulton, Riley Holman, and Kayla Pierce. On to Oregon and California.
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By: Eric Coulton, Riley Holman, and Kayla Pierce.
On to Oregon and California
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Lots of trees for construction of houses.Good farmland.Government Was giving away free land.Wanted to find wealth and gold.
Why did People go to Oregon and California
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How did people travel to Oregon in the 1840’s?● people traveled to Oregon in
covered wagons pulled by horses and oxen.
● there were no roads to cross the u.s. to the oregon country so they wagons traveled through mountains and forests.
● these wagons made a wagon train that crossed the great plains and the Rocky Mountains.
● the trail they followed became the Oregon Trail.
● it took the wagon train six months to reach oregon.
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what happened after gold was found in california? ● Most people did not find gold but the ones who
did became rich.● after the gold rush many people stayed and
built farms and factories.● they started new cities.● they built houses and stores .● by 1850, 90000 people were living in
california.● the us congress voted that it become a state
in 1850.
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People, Places, Wordswagon train- the 120 wagons that were traveling to oregon
oregon trail- the trail that the wagon train followed
coast- each year more people settled along the pacific coast as they (the part of the land near the sea)
gold rush- we say that california had a gold rush because thousands of people went there to find gold
pass- an act of moving through something
oregon country- the place where families wanted to go to start new lives because of resources such as trees and good farm land
independence, missouri- a group of 120 wagons met here to travel to the oregon country
james beckwourth- he found an easier way to travel to california through a pass in the mountains
beckwourth pass- the pass that beckwourth found and people used this to get to california
james marshall- was the first person to find gold in california
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