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How did the pioneers significantly affect Native Americans?

A
Settlers refused to help Native Americans find better sources of water.
B
Settlers helped Native Americans preserve native plants and animals.
C
Settlers spread diseases that killed thousands of Native Americans.
D
Settlers adopted some of the customs of Native Americans.
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Pioneers who crossed the Sierra Nevada mountains in the mid-1800s were threatened by

A
exposure to too much sun.
B
Apache and Comanche attacks.
C
snow and freezing temperatures.
D
slow travel across sand.
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Which western trail was created in 1820 to facilitate trade with Mexico?

A
the California Trail
B
the Mormon Trail
C
the Santa Fe Trail
D
the Butterfield-Overland Trail
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Which trail was popular from 1843 to 1870 and ran from Independence, Missouri, to the Willamette River Valley?

A
the Oregon Trail
B
the California Trail
C
the Mormon Trial
D
the Santa Fe Trail
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How did the industries that American settlers brought to the West during the mid-1800s impact the environment?

A
Forests were cut down for timber.
B
A number of forests were planted.
C
Water supplies were preserved.
D
Hydroelectric power was created.
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Which hardship did many pioneers face while traveling the Mormon Trail?

A
They had to cross glaciers and permanently frozen soil.
B
They traveled on foot while hauling their belongings.
C
They faced constant attacks by Native Americans.
D
They had to find a way to cross the Great Salt Lake.
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On which two trails did pioneers suffer from sun exposure and a lack of water while crossing through deserts?

A
the Butterfield-Overland Trail and the Mormon Trail
B
the California Trail and the Santa Fe Trail
C
the Oregon Trail and the Butterfield-Overland Trail
D
the Santa Fe Trail and the Oregon Trail

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Great Trails Answers — LPS US History I CR - MP1