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@Opcode

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Sorry that took a long time;/

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Would you please help me on any you know? I am doing the part I did not scan

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Oh, my... that is certainly a lot of questions...
Have fun, Opcode! :D

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Lol,psi.

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's ok if u don't want to help.

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I'll be sure to help after I answer the new question :)

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Do I have to list website?
Or can I just answer from my own knowledge?

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Okedoke. @psi. Please, list the link.

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Note that you don't have to do all of it,ok?

Answer 11

So I MUST list the link to the answer?

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@Op I amsorry I made ou wait so long.

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Yes please.

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And do you forgive me?

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LOL.
It's no problem :)
And okay. I'll start on it ^_^.

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THANKS OP!

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oK, i'LL Do the other part which I did not scan.

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What were hardships pioneers faced along the Oregon Trail?
http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0210182/hardships.html

What was the leading cause of death on the Oregon Trail? Name one.
"Cholera, a bacterial disease that causes severe diarrhea and vomiting"
http://www.blm.gov/or/oregontrail/history-faqs.php

What were the most common types of accident the Oregon Trail?
Wagons breaking down.
http://www.blm.gov/or/oregontrail/history-faqs.php

What were the worst discomforts on the Oregon Trail?
The weather.
http://www.blm.gov/or/oregontrail/education-kids-trail.php

What was used for fuel for fires when the pioneers were crossing the plains?
"The "forty-niners" often chose speed over safety and opted to use shortcuts such as the Sublette-Greenwood Cutoff in Wyoming which reduced travel time by almost seven days but spanned nearly 45 miles (72 km) of desert without water, grass, or fuel for fires."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Oregon_Trail

How many months would it take to travel to Oregon by wagon?
About 4-6 months.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_long_did_it_take_to_travel_the_Oregon_Trail

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Woah! That was quick! I have up to number 29.

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That's up to 36.

Answer 21

Woah. Ok, let me write this down.

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One second:D

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What were 3 reasons why most pioneers did Not travel by ship to Oregon
I couldn't find anything about this :|
But this is what I remember:
It was extremely dangerous by raft or canoe.
But was horribly expensive by steamship.
@PSI there needs to be three reasons but that's all I can remember :(

What were two purposes for the forts along the Oregon Trail?
1) To provide a place for travelers to resupply and
2) to provide protection to those travelers and people who had settled in the area.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_were_two_purposes_for_the_forts_on_the_oregon_trail

List 7 forts along the Oregon Trail.
http://www.fortwiki.com/File:OregonTrail.jpg

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tnx u:)

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its ok. I'll do the rest:)

Answer 26

You've helped enough.

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Problem is, you also need to list a link for that question, Opcode...

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I'll look itup; its ok.

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I know :|

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thanks for helping me:)

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Could you say...
"Pioneers weren't able to bring all of their belongings with them when travelling by raft, canoe, or steamship."

Rafts and canoes wouldn't have been able to carry all of the necessary supplies, right?
And you would be charged for everything you brought onto a steamship, mounting up to the overall cost of travelling by steamship.
@Opcode

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First time I ever heard of pioneers travelling by boat to reach Oregon :O

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Lol:)

Answer 34

Okay. Mean while.
I decide to make a false link:
http://os.comyr.com/OregonTrail.php
There's your source :)

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LOL!

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Lol.:)

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Oh,op.

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I don't even know what to say about that, Opcode...

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can I ask a favor

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Please?

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Sure?

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Thanks!

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Ok, do you have a google docs account?

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Yes.

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Ok. Would you please help me type the questions into a document?

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Sure :)

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I will give you all the stuff I have typed out.

Answer 48

Omg wow u must b the nicest person on Earth.

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Shall I PM the info to you?

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Yes.

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Alrighty!!! WOW!

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Ok. So where did we leave off.? Hmm.

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I'm looking these up. I promise.

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What number did we leave off?

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O YEA. number 40.

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40. 5 landmarks people looked for on the oregon trail
a. Independence, Missouri
b. Courthouse and Jailhouse Rock
c. Chimney Rock
d. Fort Laramie
e. Fort Bridger
link http://www.trails.com/list_11001_landmarks-along-oregon-trail.html

Answer 57

Op, is that a good answer?

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Seems like a perfectly good answer to me. You could also use this link for the question:
http://www.historyglobe.com/ot/otmap1.htm

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Yeah. It works.

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Great, guys.:) Thanks!

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Let me look for the next one. Ill brb:)

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41. How did pioneers afford $ for the trip? they either saved money for the trip, sold their land and other possessions or agreed to work for others on the trip.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_did_pioneers_afford_the_trip_west

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44. One common misconception about the travelers journey is that the biggest danger was the Indians or Native Americans. Many movies show the pioneers circling their wagons each night to protect themselves from the threat of the Native Americans. In reality, the wagons were circled to provide a convenient corral for livestock. The Native Americans were actually friendly more often than not. Encounters most often involved simple trades and there were very few of the pioneers that actually died at the hands of the Native Americans in the so-called massacres.
http://www.frontiertrails.com/oldwest/oregontrail.htm
45. Many settlers ended their journey at the British outpost of Fort Vancouver, on the north bank of the Columbia River. Here, the fort's commander, John McLoughlin, provided food and medicine to weary travelers. The fort contained a large garden, as well as a library, theater, church and school. Oregon City was located across the river and many pioneers headed there to stake claims and begin their lives anew.
http://traveltips.usatoday.com/oregon-trail-start-end-63183.html
46. Following the expiration of the act in 1854 the land was no longer free but cost $1.25 per acre ($3.09/hectare) with a limit of 320 acres (1.3 km2)—the same as most other unimproved government land.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_Trail

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@PSI DANG.

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IKR! Thanks! Brb in 2 mins
bathroom

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^-^

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This is all worth it to learn about number 44. Before I read that, I thought the complete opposite.

Now, on to the others...

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ok, I'm back.

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46. The massacre started on the morning of the 29th of November. Narcissa, who was getting milk for children in her care who were still sick with measles, found that a group of Indians had entered the kitchen of the house. She found their manner alarming and retreated. Marcus went into the kitchen to deal with the Indians. A discussion, heated at times, went on for some time when suddenly a rifle shot was heard. Marcus had been shot, tomahawked from behind, and his face had been slashed. Narcissa, although filled with fear, with the help of another woman who had rushed to the house when the shooting began, moved her husband to the sitting room where she tried to stop the bleeding. Marcus was still conscious and indicated that there was nothing she could do for him.
http://www.mman.us/whitmanmassacre.htm
47. Mormons
http://www.telemetrix.com/fun/mormons/migration.htm
48. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormons
49. Joseph Smith in upstate New York during the 1820s
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormons
50. After the Mormons settled into Illinois, Smith, his brother, and other church leaders were jailed. The reason of the jailing is that they thought the leaders of the Mormons were in charge of the Mormons and if they jailed their leaders, then the whole religion would cease to exist. Fortunately for the church, Brigham Young was not recognized as a leader, and he was not imprisoned. A mob attacked the jail on June 27, 1844, and Joseph Smith and his brother were fatally shot.
http://www.telemetrix.com/fun/mormons/migration.htm

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PSI, sorry, I forgot to mention this:/

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Just to clarify, 47 had to be Mormons, right, @Opcode?

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Due to inaccuracies, I am prohibited yo use Wikipedia for this.

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NoOoOo!

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IM SORRY!!!

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I AM!!!! I AM SORRY!

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No worries. I could create a fake site >:)

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Alright, well, that's not too much a setback. Don't worry about it. Just use the information I posted to find new links; no biggie.

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http://images.crystalscomments.com/6/10832.jpg

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Lol.

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I'm sure we're fine, Opcode :>
But I do need you to check 47 to make sure its 100% right. That one questions affects many after it...

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Did you see http://images.crystalscomments.com/6/10832.jpg ? I really am!

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>.>
So, you need to find new links for the questions I used Wiki links and you need to do 42 and 43, alright?

Answer 83

I should be able to do the the last 5, and then I'm going to go... umm... not sure :P

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Now, onward to victory!

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Lol. :D

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THANK U!!!! I WISH I COULD GIVE U A BILLION MEDALS. SHOULD I POST A BILLION QUESTIONS FOR EACH OF U?

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No, that would not be enough.

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I'm good, lol...
Sadly, I can't use Wikipedia for these next 5 =.=

Answer 89

I'm typing this into a paper thingy like you asked ^_^.
So far I'm trying to make it look nice and neat.

Answer 90

I'll look them up! And thanks a trillion to both of you!

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Ok, so, the last five.51-55?

Answer 92

Well, I can find the answers for you I believe, but would have to find links and such.
And that's correct. You also have to do 42 and 43.

Answer 93

Ok. 51-55 and 42-43?

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Oh, and lol, @Opcode :P

Answer 95

That's correct. I'll do the last five since I have nothing better to do. If you could do 42 and 43 that would be awesome.

Answer 96

I can, and I will.