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In the late 1830s, only a very small number of settlers ventured to the Oregon Territories of the Far Northwest, which included regions that would eventually become Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, Montana, and British Columbia. By 1843, however, reports of ________ turned this trickle of settlers into a massive movement westward. Families began the journey in Missouri and traveled via ________ along the ________. The 2,000-mile journey through the Great Plains and the ________ crossed Indian-held land and took an average of _________.
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