Moving West Chapter 9, Section 2.

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Moving West Chapter 9, Section 2

Owning Land First people settled in Kentucky and Tennessee Traveled west using Conestoga Wagons along muddy roads across the Appalachian Mountains Western farmers used the Mississippi River to trade goods

Do Now Name two features of the wagon that would make it a good vehicle for travelling out west.

Zebulon Pike Led 2 expeditions in 1805 & 1807 Explored the upper Mississippi River into Colorado Found what today is known as Pike’s Peak Explored the Great Plains, Rio Grande River and Texas  all within Spanish territory

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