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It was when people said they where going to give out 640 acres to each male but then the bill failed, but nobody knew so everybody came but there was nothing there.
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JordanA migratory trend that began in the 1830s and was in full swing a decade later was one that went to the Pacific territories of California and Oregon. By 1866 more than 350,000 men, women, and children had migrated to the far west. In one important aspect-distance-this migration was a new kind of enterprise. From jumping-off points along the Missouri River, towns like Independence, St. Joseph, and Council Bluffs, the destination was 2,400 miles away (unless the family was bound for Salt Lake City). The overland route stretched wider than the Atlantic Ocean. This long trek usually began in April and ended the following November in the Sacramento or Willamette Valley.
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The term Oregon fever refers to?
Oregon Fever : A migratory trend that began in the 1830s and was in full swing a decade later. It went to the Pacific territories of California and Oregon. The Oregon Fever was fueled in part by the depression of 1837, which caused the closing of many banks throughout the country. Oregon Fever was also stimulated by the optimistic reports of rich farmland and mild climate.
Did Oregon get the Oregon trail?
Yes, the Oregon Trail went through Oregon.
What was the ending point of the Oregon Trail?
Yes. It ends in Oregon City.
What was the territory occupied jointly by Britain and the US under the Treaty of 1818?
Oregon Countrythe Oregon Countrythe Oregon Country
Where did the Oregon trail lead to?
Oregon. Of course!
