White settlers used the Cumberland Gap to?

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cestrela7 [59]2 years ago

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<h2>White Settlers used the Cumberland Gap to?</h2>

A. Travel to and from Texas

B. Explore the Southern Mississippi River Valley

C. Create settlements on the East Coast of the Continent

D. Move through the Appalachians

<h3>I Have just answered this question on the Unit Test but I also found: </h3>

For early settlers and pioneers the Cumberland Gap was a gateway that led through the southern Appalachian Mountains.

So the information given indicates that the white settlers used the Cumberland Gap to <em>D. move through the Appalachians.</em>

goblinko [34]2 years ago

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