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1 Oregon Country Setting the Scene Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380

2 Oregon Country Setting the Scene Chapter 13 section 1 Dear Jane, Love, Laurie Pg. 380

3 Dear Jane, I miss you so much. I can’t believe my parents took you away from me. I can’t wait to see you again. You looked so funny bouncing in the back of that wagon. Love, Laurie Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Setting the Scene

4 Dear John, The campfires at night have not been the same without you telling stories. Like... I know...right... like your parents are like sooooooo annoying. Love, Laurie Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Setting the Scene

5 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country The Lure of Oregon

6 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380

7 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country The Lure of Oregon

8 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country The Lure of Oregon

9 The Great Plains (a geographic REGION) Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country The Lure of Oregon

10 The Great Plains (a geographic REGION) Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country The Lure of Oregon

11 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country The Lure of Oregon The Great Plains (a geographic REGION)

12 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Land and Climate

13 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Land and Climate The Willamette River Valley

14 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Land and Climate

15 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Land and Climate

16 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Land and Climate

17 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Land and Climate

18 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 380 Oregon Country Competing Claims

19 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381 Oregon Country Competing Claims

20 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381 Oregon Country Fur Trappers in the Far West

21 Mountain Men Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381 Oregon Country Fur Trappers in the Far West

22 Mountain Men Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381 Oregon Country Fur Trappers in the Far West

23 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381-382 Oregon Country Lives Filled With Danger

24 Mountain Men Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381 Oregon Country Fur Trappers in the Far West

25 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

26 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

27 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

28 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 381 Oregon Country Trading Furs

29 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs - Rendezvous

30 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs - Rendezvous

31 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs - Rendezvous Furs were also traded with the Native Americans at coastal forts.

32 Fur hats were popular in the 1800s frontier fur hat city fur hat Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

33 Fur hats were very fashionable... Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

34 Fur hats were very fashionable... Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

35 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

36 But eventually, due to over hunting/trapping, the furs started to run out... Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Trading Furs

37 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382 Oregon Country Exploring New Lands

38 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382-383 Oregon Country Missionaries in Oregon

39 Narcissa WhitmanMarcus Whitman Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382-383 Oregon Country Missionaries in Oregon

40 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382-383

41 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382-383 Oregon Country Missionaries in Oregon

42 Chapter 13 section 1 Pg. 382-383 Oregon Country Missionaries in Oregon

43 Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

44 Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

45 Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

46 Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

47 Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

48 Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Life on the Trail

49 Pack your things… the inside of a covered wagon. Pg. 383 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

50 Wagon train or traffic jam? “WAGONS HO!” Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

51 Wagon trains leaving Independence, Missouri Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

52 Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

53 Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

54 Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

55 Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

56 Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

57 Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

58 “Circle the Wagons” Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

59 “Circle the Wagons” Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

60 “Circle the Wagons” for PROTECTION!!! Pg. 384 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

61 Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

62 RIVER CROSSING Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

63 RIVER CROSSING Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Wagon Trains West

64 Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1 Oregon Country Trading with Native Americans

65 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

66 Oregon Country Oregon at Last Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

67 Oregon Country Courthouse Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

68 Oregon Country Courthouse Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

69 Oregon Country Courthouse Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

70 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

71 Oregon Country Chimney Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

72 Oregon Country Chimney Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

73 Oregon Country Chimney Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

74 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

75 Oregon Country Fort Laramie Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

76 Oregon Country Fort Laramie Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

77 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

78 Oregon Country Independence Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

79 Oregon Country Independence Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

80 Oregon Country Independence Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

81 Oregon Country Independence Rock Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

82 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

83 Oregon Country Fort Bridger Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

84 Oregon Country Fort Bridger Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

85 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

86 Oregon Country Soda Springs Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

87 Oregon Country Soda Springs, Idaho Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

88 Oregon Country Soda Springs, Idaho Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

89 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

90 Oregon Country Fort Hall, Idaho (replica) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

91 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

92 Oregon Country Fort Boise (Idaho) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

93 Oregon Country Trading With Native Americans (and other stops) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

94 Oregon Country The Dalles (Oregon) Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

95 Oregon Country Oregon at Last Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

96 Oregon Country Oregon at Last Ruts from the wagon wheels can still be seen today! Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

97 Oregon Country Oregon at Last Ruts from the wagon wheels can still be seen today! Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

98 Oregon Country Oregon at Last Ruts from the wagon wheels can still be seen today! Pg. 385 Chapter 13 section 1

99 Oregon Country Oregon at Last Chapter 13 section 1 Ruts from the wagon wheels can still be seen today! Pg. 385

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