Giving Oregon
The West
Oregon trail
Travel to Oregon
100

By the 1800 many Americans were interested in the concept of what?

Moving westward

100

What was in great demand in the East and in Europe during 1830?

Fur and beavers

100

What is Oregon Fever?

The desire for Americans to move to Oregon for its great living conditions.
100

During the day, what would the Oxen do?

they would pull the tools and possessions

200

What was manifest destiny?

When the people said God destined them to stretch out west.

200

What stopped the trade for beavers?

The death of most the beavers

200

What did settlers use to get to Oregon?

The Oregon trail

200

How did the settlers travel?

they walked, 15 hours a day

300

In 1818 what did both America and Britain agree to do?

Share Oregon Country together.

300

Who were mountain men?

People who guided people in the west
300

Travelers left at what time, and had to get there before what time?

Travelers have to leave at spring, and get there before winter

300

What did the wagons do at night, why?

They circled up to keep the cattle from wandering off.

400

In 1846, what did Britain and America do?

They split Oregon in half

400

Settlers included who else?

missionaries

400

What was wagon trains?

Pioneer banding together for mutual protection

400

What was the Donner party?

A party of people who took a detour and lost a month's time

500

What was the 50th parallel?

The defined border for the two countries of Canada and America.

500

What things about Oregon did people sought after?

Free and fertile land and beautiful conditions to live in.

500

If you were caught in the rocky mountains what was your chances of survival?

Very slim

500

What rough did the Donner Party take?

The California trail
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