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People traveled along the Oregon Trail in the mid-1800s to escape disease-ridden areas in the Midwest and seek opportunities in Oregon, despite the immense risks of the roughly 2,170-mile journey. Nearly 400,000 people made the difficult overland trek, which was the primary land route for settlers heading west with wagons of supplies and livestock. Travelers needed to bring extensive provisions to survive the long journey, including food, clothing, blankets, animals, tents, tools, wagons, and weapons.
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- Coronado split his large expedition party into smaller groups to travel different routes to Cibola, and many men died along the difficult journey from encounters with wildlife and ambushes.
- When they found the Zuni pueblos, the Zuni attacked the conquistadors and Coronado won the battle
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Plant domestication began around 10,000 years ago in Mesopotamia where early humans domesticated wheat, barley, lentils and peas. A key early site of plant domestication was the Balsas River valley in Mexico where corn was first domesticated from teosinte plants. Rice was independently domesticated in China from wild rice and in Africa from a different species of wild rice. Beans were domesticated in both Mexico and Peru from wild beans, and potatoes were first encountered and eventually domesticated by peoples in the Andes mountains of South America. Plant domestication was a major development that allowed nomadic humans to settle down into agricultural societies.
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South America
South America is a continent of Extremes from the largest forest to the driest place on Earth:
It is home to the World’s largest river, the Amazon River.
It is Home to the World’s driest place, The Atacama Desert.
It is home to the largest Oxygen producer, The Amazon Rainforest.
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The document provides information on several famous places, foods, geography, culture, and history of America:
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2) It discusses the diverse cuisine found in America which varies regionally and has been influenced by immigration, including choripan from Argentina and various Brazilian dishes.
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