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In History / High School | 2014-10-16

In the first major pioneering movement, settlers made their way to Oregon and California by way of the _______ Trail.

A. Kearny
B. Oregon
C. Cumberland
D. Overland

Asked by Manuel116

Answer (2)

The Oregon Trail was the main trail out west by settlers to Oregon and California. There are other trails that made their way out west, but not all had the destination of Oregon and California.

Answered by ch33zymanjow | 2024-06-10

The settlers heading to Oregon and California primarily used the Oregon Trail, which was the main route for westward migration during the 1800s. The trail facilitated the expansion of the United States and influenced many families seeking better opportunities. Therefore, the correct answer is B. Oregon.
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Answered by ch33zymanjow | 2025-06-18

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