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Ba$il the Great (who be the bo$$) learned that...

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Ba$il the Great (who be the bo$$) learned that...

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A guide was written about the overland journey to California in  1849

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jonathan j                                                                    

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jonathan j                                                                    

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I learned that there were reports of trail being littered with items that people cast off along the way.

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Ba$il the Great ( who be a Ba$ili$k) learned...

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Ba$il the Great ( who be a Ba$ili$k) learned...

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300 miles is still not built over and the wheel marks from the wagons are still visible

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By: Ida
The trail was traveled mostly by large wagon trains.

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lake the swwagger learned that........west riders think native amaicans is more dedly than colera 

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lake the swwagger learned that........west riders think native amaicans is more dedly than colera 

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ya boi wrout this

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I also learned that they were called Praire Schooners

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lake the awesome that is so swager and the best, learned that..........After the transcontinental railway was built know one really used the trail......that was art from ya boi........!!!

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lake the awesome that is so swager and the best, learned that..........After the transcontinental railway was built know one really used the trail......that was art from ya boi........!!!

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Ba$il the Great (who be the bo$$) learned that...
Ba$il the Great (who be the bo$$) learned that...
A guide was written about the overland journey to California in  1849
Ba$il the Great ( who be a Ba$ili$k) learned...
Ba$il the Great ( who be a Ba$ili$k) learned...
300 miles is still not built over and the wheel marks from the wagons are still visible

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I know that they couldn't have lots of room to put lots of fancy stuff but know we have houses or apartments to put furniture and other items.

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Ba$il the Great (who be a millionaire) learned...

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Ba$il the Great (who be a millionaire) learned...

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The Oregon trail took about 5 months to complete  to die.

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People could only take the essentials, nothing fancy, and most of the things were food.

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I learned that people littered most of their belongings on the trail.

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I learnd that wagons were called  Prairie schooners I also learnd  that there were reports of trail  being  littered with items that people cast off along the way.

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I learned that on the Oregon trail that you could not put much stuff in your wagons. A fully loaded wagon could not weigh as much as 2,500 pound,s . The wagon,s were also called " prairie schooner,s" .

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A family of four can carry up to 1,000 lbs of food for a family of four.

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wagons were also called prairie schooners.

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I just learned that a lot of people like over a hundred people travled on the trail.

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By: Sabine

The Oregon trail went over six states

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they had to pack very little of when they left their home because they did not have lots of room for fancy items they took over 1,000 pounds of food.

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The Oregon trail was very poperlur trail that people took for more freedom .

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Native did not kill or hurt the settlers.They help them down the trail. But the  real deal was cholera kill many settlers.And if your wagon was to heavy it was dangerous to cross the mountains.

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I know now that wagons were called prairie schooners. I learned that the the cover for the wagon is water proof. I also learned that the native

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I found out that in 1843 a wagon train of 120 wagons and 500 people made it's way west.

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In 1849 a guide was published describing the overland journey to California.

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In 1700 there were around 250,000 colonists living in the American colonies.

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A railroad was made and that made it a lot easeir to go to the wild west

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Oren the best and the coolest and smell goodness learned that........

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Oren the best and the coolest and smell goodness learned that........

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That you couldn't bring a lot  of other stuff because food for  four people took a lot of weight.

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By: Ida

The wagons, weighing up to 2,500 lb, were dangerous when traveling through mountain ranges.
Mostly oxen or mules were used to pull the wagons. Oxen were slower but strong and reliable. Mules were quick but, well, stubborn.

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By:Cameron M.

Covered wagons carried many things from bonets to dried mango.
It was smooth sailing until they hit the Rocky Mountains.Taking the wagons up and down the mountain was hard work.
Other than the Oregon Trail, there was also the California Trail.
The Oregon Trail was the most used wagon trail of all the trails.

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A covered wagon was sometimes called a prairie  schooner.

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I learned that there was only one first american that had came to the state of Texas.