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Embark on the Oregon Trail: Your Adventure Awaits!

Join the great migration of 1843 and explore the vast opportunities of the Oregon Territory! Pack your covered wagon with essential supplies like flour, sugar, and medicine, and prepare for a journey filled with adventure and challenges. The trail promises the allure of free land and new beginnings amidst hardship and discovery. Experience the thrill of life on the trail, travel 18-20 miles a day, make memories, and be a part of history. Don’t miss your chance to contribute to America’s Manifest Destiny!

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Embark on the Oregon Trail: Your Adventure Awaits!

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  1. Entry Task • You are a promoter for the Oregon Trail. Create a poster to encourage people to make the journey. • Use illustrations and highlight the desirable parts of the territory.

  2. Section 2: Oregon Fever • Great Migration of 1843- Video • First big group of settlers • Included Marcus Whittman • Wagons packed full of necessary supplies • Packing List (don’t write) • Flour, corn meal, sugar, fruit, molasses, butter, lard, and other things in jars and jugs, well- wrapped bacon and hams, some vegetables, homemade soap, salt for the animals, rosin and tar for the wagons, medicine, extra bedding and other equipment • Ax, pots and pans, water bucket, rifle, shovel, rope, hammer.

  3. Covered Wagons • Ox-pulled wagons make 18-20 miles per day • Life on trail was a mix of hardship and adventure • Trip took 6 months • Read 97 Daily Schedule (Volunteer?)

  4. Dangers! • Brainstorm as a class and see how many dangers we can match. • Firewood hard to find • Rough land • Indian attack! • Diseases • Deaths • Trail births • Rivers

  5. Why did people want to go? • There was a depression in 1840 • Money was scarce • Sell crops in Asia • Leave Slavery • Plentiful goods (Lewis and Clark • Free Land (Main Attraction, Hello! Future test question?) • Manifest Destiny

  6. Video

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