1. What were some of the key challenges faced by travelers on the Oregon Trail, and how did these challenges affect their journey and morale?
2. How did the natural landscape along the Oregon Trail contribute to both the hardships and the sense of accomplishment experienced by the travelers?
3. In what ways did communal support and resource management play a role in the success of the migration on the Oregon Trail?
4. Reflecting on the conclusion of the journey, how did the experience of traveling the Oregon Trail shape the settlers' views on the American West and their future in the Oregon Territory?

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Travelers on the Oregon Trail faced numerous challenges such as disease, rough terrain, and limited supplies, affecting their morale. The landscape posed both hardships and a sense of accomplishment as they overcame natural obstacles. Communal support and resource management were vital to the success of their migration, ultimately shaping their optimistic views of the American West. ;

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