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How did the travelers find the route that they used to go to and from Missouri and Oregon?

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Historians would use this map to understand the routes taken by using it to follow their route and studying the temperatures and details of the time period around the trail that was taken.

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Is there a certain route that travelers would have preferred to be easier?

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It's the road from Missouri to Oregon and it ends at the Missouri River.
There is a meteorological chart with times and temperatures of the area.

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Its old, goes from Missouri to Oregon.

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There are many possible ways a historian could use this map. The historian could theoretically use the dates along the river to create an average amount of time it takes for travelers to go from one part of the map section to another. They could also use the dates to see just how long it took back then to travel along a trail. They could also use the map to see where many posts and forts were. This is helpful if the historians want to see where the travelers would stop along the way.

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Was the weather more or less bearable around the mountain ranges?

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A historian could use this map to understand the routes taken to move west, because it´s just like a straight line , they could look at the words and determine that it was cold weather, and there were buffalo.

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How do the routes correspond with the meteorological observations/geographical features and do the different routes provide better weather conditions as well as resources?

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A historian would use this map and understand what challenges are to come by the remarks made by the traveler. They show that during this part of the map, water is abundant but there's little grass. It also shows that there's a good amount of fuel and "game". The historian can infer that this part of the map had less challenges and that Indians weren't a huge trouble like other parts. This allows the historian to also understand the mountain ranges and find the flatter part of the land so they have less troubles. The traveler also included the temperature and climate to get prepared on whats expected in that range.

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A historian would use this map to understand the routes taken to move West would be the table that talks about the weather and that it has the longitude and latitude to help with further research.

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- War ground of the Snake and Sioux Indians
- Many bodies of water, very abundant
- Less obstacles to travel across the road

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In these type of maps, did they only details the maps and rivers or did they ever detail states so iy would make it easier

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The historians could use this map to understand the routes taken to move west because as you can see if has all of times that the sunsets and rises in a place and what kind of terrain to expect so this could show the historians that people were just trying to find the easiest way to go about moving west without having to handle touch things to go through.

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The map shows the latitude and longitude. It also shows the types of weather and changes in climate on certain days and times. It also shows different structures and areas. The map shows Freemont's Report and different things he is observing.

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what were some of the problems they faced in the rocky mountains from Oregon to Northern California?

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Section 5: Did certain routes provide better living conditions for travelers and how did regular travelers use these maps to their advantage?

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Section 5: Did certain routes provide better living conditions for travelers and how did regular travelers use these maps to their advantage?

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i notice the lines of latitude and longitude that the map has to show where everything is. you can see the grand island and the wood river. you can also see Brady's island on the map.

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A historian could use this map to draw or map out the routs around the mountains that pioneers and settlers took moving West. Being able to actually see the mountains helps plan tremendously and might help a historian imitate the planning the settlers had to go through.

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The section includes the Sioux land, since that places is detailed in the map, does that give better idea of what people in the migration went through?

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I've noticed that there is both lines of latitude and longitude in this map, something that wasn't in the first. Also, there are dates along the Platte River, indicating the times of day Fremont's group was at which parts of the Map. As well as this, the map shows the locations of forts - places people could stop - and the different places that Native American tribes lived along the trail. Throughout the map are many rivers and their labels as well, and it is shown where they branch off from the Platte.

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Path from Missouri to Oregon. There are lines for latitude and longitude. Water abundance, grass scarce between Green River and Bear River. Specific dates of travel, and tents to show where they stayed.

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I notice that it is the trail to Missouri to Oregon,the map also labels the rivers the travelers they passed and when they passed.

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Click this link  and scroll to the "Map Sections"