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Use the map on page 452 to help you answer 1 and 2 1. Easterners going to the Great Salt Lake were most likely to take the 2. Based on the map, in which direction were most immigrants from Mexico traveling? A Old Spanish Trail. C Santa Fe Trail. B Mormon Trail. D Oregon Trail. A north C west B east D south

Objective and Scales The student will be able to compare and contrast life in the west between different groups of people as evidenced by Cornell notes and summaries with 80% accuracy Where does today’s objective fit into the unit learning goal scale? Objective L What do you need to be able to do with Objective L to reach mastery level or SCALE Everest?

GroupThinking Maps and Presentations Group #1: Santa Fe Trail, Flow map pg. 448 Group #2: Mountain Men, bubble map pg. 449 Group #3: Oregon Trail, tree map pg. 449- 450 Group #4: Life in the West, Circle Map pg. 451 Group #5: Women in the West, Circle Map pg. 453 Group #6 Native Americans and Settlers, Multi-Flow Map pg. 453

Summary and Progress Chart Summary (Complete on back of thinking map): How was life in the West different for men, women, settlers, and Native Americans Complete progress chart for objective L.