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A wagon that is used to carry goods.
What is a covered wagon.
100
How the pioneers traveled to the frontier.
What is covered wagons.
100
How long it took the pioneers to make their journey.
What is 6 months.
100
What pull covered wagons or worked in the fields.
What is an oxen.
100
How fire was made on the prairie.
What are cow chips.
200
A group of covered wagons that went west.
What is a wagon train.
200
They helped the pioneers travel. They knew where to cross rivers, how to get through dangerous mountain passes, and how far to travel.
What is a scout.
200
How much a covered wagon would hold.
What is 2000 pounds.
200
Name three subjects pioneer children learned.
What is arithmetic, spelling, reading, and writing.
200
What the pioneers did to their wagons to prepare them to cross a river.
What is waterproof.
300
How far a wagon train traveled in a day.
What is 10 to 15 miles.
300
Fire arms accidents, disease, river, and indians are examples.
What are dangers on the trail.
300
The number of basket of buffalo chips they needed to collect to cook a meal.
What is 3.
300
A large flat boat the pioneers used to cross a river. DJ
What is a scow.
300
Two other names for a covered wagon.
What is a prairie schooner, Conestoga, or a spring wagon.
400
Makes the decisions for the wagon train.
What is a wagon master.
400
Two reasons while people decided to travel west.
What is gold, land, magical place, hunt, and trade.
400
When there where no buffalo chips to use for fire this is what the pioneers used. DJ
What is sagebrush.
400
Crossing a river at a safe place.
What is fording.
400
Two ways pioneers crossed a river.
What is Indian ferry, keel boat, or fording.