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Reenactors are people who act out events from history. In a reenactment, people try to get the details as close to the original as possible.

Click here to watch a video from a group of reenactors who live like the Mountain Men you read about in your Discovering Washington textbook on page 68.

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Frontier Life | National Geographic https://youtu.be/zUzSe8NL_Ek National Geographic https://www.youtube.com/natgeo Mountain Man Style Breakfast

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Finding Freedom in a Frontier Life | National Geographic

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Meet the American Mountain Men, an invitation-only group of reenactors who are inspired by the fur trade, which flourished in North America from roughly 1800 to 1840. For one week every year, they leave the modern world behind and return to a time when survival meant self-reliance.

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Click here to watch a short video from the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum about the Fur Trade.

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National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

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The fur trade of the 1800s played a major role in America's westward expansion. Soon after the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804, many European Americans were inspired to head out into the Rocky Mountain West in pursuit of the fur trade.

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A type of steel trap used by an early fur trapper in the St. Paul, Oregon, area.

(Courtesy of The Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest)

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This picture shows a  sketch of Fort Vancouver made by Captain Warre (1819-1898). The flag in the picture looks like it could be the American flag, but  it's actually the Hudson's Bay Company Flag.

(Courtesy of The Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest)

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Don't forget about all of the books and printed articles you can find in your research bucket:

Discovering Washington textbook pages 63-70

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Click this link to watch a 3 minute video about the fur trade from the History Channel.

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Watch The Fur Trade Shapes the West Clip - How the States Got Their Shapes | HISTORY

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Watch the The Fur Trade Shapes the West video clip of HISTORY's series How the States Got Their Shapes'. Find this and many more videos only on HISTORY.