The document summarizes aspects of life for early pioneers in the Ohio region. It states that many pioneers originally came from Pennsylvania and needed an ax and rifle to travel. Building a log cabin required clearing land, with a fireplace providing warmth. Pioneers made clothing from animal skins and faced dangers from wild animals like bears and tigers living in the woods. Pioneer schools were basic, held in old buildings.

1. Reviewing the facts By: LaRiyah

2. Where did the many of the early pioneers in the Ohio region come It was from Pennsylvania

3. What are 2 thing that the pioneers need to travel The tow things they need it was an ax and a rifle

4. What where some jobs involved in bulling a log cabin 1. The first job is for pioneers need to clear the land

5. what did the fireplace provide for the pioneers It keep them warm

6. What did they the pioneers to make there clothing chinkend

7. What where some of the everyday dangers that early pioneers faced Animals that you can not handle

8. What kinds of animals lived in the woods in the Ohio religion Bars tigers

9. What where pioneers schools like They looked old