Oregon Trail Beginnings
The journey of 875 settlers begins in Missouri, where they face critical decisions about river crossings. With the Kansas River presenting a costly ferry option, the group ingeniously opts to create their own crossing method. As they navigate the terrain, they split into two columns based on their cattle numbers, showcasing the logistical challenges of such a large migration.In this clip
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30: The Oregon Trail (“You Have Died of Dysentery”)
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