'California trail' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 11 Sectional Conflict Increases

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Bell work #1 Jan. 7

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Eli Whitney Robert Fulton George Stephenson Henry Clay

121. Who used a steam-powered boat called the Clermont to travel up the Hudson River? This journey showed that people could use the steam engine as a new means of power for transportation. a. Eli Whitney b. Robert Fulton c. George Stephenson d. Henry Clay

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Social Studies Squares

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The California Gold Rush 1849

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Knowledge Quiz based on the last lesson

Knowledge Quiz based on the last lesson. Who were the main three indigenous tribes we looked at last lesson? Why were they forced off their land? How were they forced off their land? Where were they moved to? Who was the president during this time and what role did he play?

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Knowledge Quiz based on the last lesson

Knowledge Quiz based on the last lesson. Who were the main three indigenous tribes we looked at last lesson? Why were they forced off their land? How were they forced off their land? Where were they moved to? Who was the president during this time and what role did he play?

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James Mason Diary INDEPENDENCE ROCK WYOMING JUNE 25, 1850

James Mason Diary INDEPENDENCE ROCK WYOMING JUNE 25, 1850. Diary of James Mason. June 25, 1850. Independence Rock, Wy.

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March 21, 2011

March 21, 2011. What are at least two reasons why people traveled West? Write these reasons on the inside page of the cream booklet on your desk!. Westward Expansion: Trails, Life and Interactions. Why Travel West?. Each trail was about 2,000 miles long!. Travel lasted about 6 months.

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Trails of Southern Idaho

Trails of Southern Idaho. Trails into and through Cassia County, Idaho. Order presented. 1843 California Trail established by Chiles later called Ft. Hall Road 1848 Hensley or Salt Lake Cutoff

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Looking Westward

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. Traveling Through Missouri. Preparing for a long overland journey was a big job. Travelers needed basic food items such as flour, butter, sugar, salt, yeast, bacon, tea, and coffee. They needed enough supplies for a six-month journey. Traveling Through Missouri.

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MAJOR OVERLAND ROUTES TO THE WEST

MAJOR OVERLAND ROUTES TO THE WEST. Joey Woomer. When. The Overland Trails started in 1849. What. The Oregon trail was 2,000 miles long The Santa Fe trail was 900 miles long The California trail was 2,000 miles long. Why. The trails made it easier for people to settle out west. Mail.

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Bell Ringer

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A Covered Wagon Girl

The Diary of Sallie Hester, 1849-1850. A Covered Wagon Girl.

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