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Westward Expansion Evander-Trailblazer Tyler-Mover/Shaker Julia-Pessimist Allisa-Shopkeeper

Trailblazer—Evander We will travel on the Oregon Trail. We will go all the way to the west coast. We will travel on foot and with covered wagons. We will be traveling for one month.

Mover/Shaker—Tyler Food 100 pounds each: flour, beans, corn, wheat 150 pounds salt and sugar Rifles, bows and arrows, fishing poles Cloth sacks and wooden boxes will be used to store supplies. Our supplies will cost an estimate of $500.

Pessimist—Julia Sicknesses—Cholera, influenza, food poisoning, dysentery Wild animal attack Hostile Native American Tribes Broken wagon wheels Death of horses pulling wagons Babies born or dying on journey

Shopkeeper—Allisa We already have a home. We have a general store that sells supplies. Farmers grow their own food. Doctors are close when you are sick. Kids can go to school

We are packing up and heading west. Our Decision is…. We are packing up and heading west.