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posledela
2 years ago
12

A settler traveling west on the Oregon Trail would encounter landmarks in which of the following orders?

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Korolek [52]2 years ago
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Answer: A. Bridger’s Pass, Jackson Hole, Great Salt Lake

Explanation:

The Oregon Trail was used by hundreds of thousands of Americans as they ventured west to take possession of the western territories and states.

Going through the trail, one would pass Wyoming first where they would see Bridger's pass and then Jackson Hole. From there they will branch into Utah where they will find the very famous Great Salt Lake which is the largest of its kind in the entire western hemisphere.

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