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A wooden structure that would transport pioneers to their destination.
What is a covered wagon?
100
One of the most common trails that the pioneers traveled on to reach the the western frontiers.
What is The Oregon Trail?
100
The family's Oxen, mules, or horses.
What is a family's livestock?
100
An area that is used for smoking, drying, or just preserving meat.
What is a smokehouse?
100
A house made of logs.
What is a log house?
200
A vessel in which milk or cream is stirred or beaten.
What is a butter churn?
200
A flat grassy area.
What is a prairie?
200
A person who makes eating utensils, horse shoes, nails, ect.
What is a blacksmith?
200
A person who is the first to settle a new piece of land.
What is a pioneer?
200
A building, separate from the house, that you go to if you need to use the restrooms.
What is an outhouse?
300
Something that the pioneers used for holding water.
What is a water barrel?
300
a large fork.
What is a pitch fork?
300
Berries that are squished and squashed to make a sticky substance.
What is jam?
300
Dried smoked meat.
What is jerky?
300
Shoes that were used for hiking in the snow.
What are snow shoes?
400
A wax mold that has a string in the middle (used for light.)
What are candles?
400
An abject on a covered wagon that helps the wagon move.
What is a wagon wheel?
400
A period of time where it doesn't rain for days or even weeks.
What is a drought?
400
Another name for a Native American.
What is an Indian?
400
Fabric that has a design like a checkered board.
What is gingham?
500
A metal object that loosens soil so that the farmer can plant crops.
What is a plow?
500
A house that is made of roots and mud.
What is a sodhouse
500
A person who grows and sells crops. He normally has lots of animals too.
What is a farmer?
500
A raft that is used to carry wagons across rivers. (The people would ride on the wagon or they would ride a horse across the river.)
What is a scow
500
A type of shoe that most Native Americans wore.
What is a moccasin?