Discuss three different locations along the trail with details of the geography and its significance to the journey.

create three fictional journal entries about your experience on the Oregon Trail, roughly in the late 1840s.
apply what you learned about the Oregon Trail by creating three journal entries describing your experiences along the trail.
• Talk about the experience from the unique perspective of your selected role (e.g., child, mother, father, teacher, doctor, missionary, single man, and so forth).
• Discuss three different locations along the trail with details of the geography and its significance to the journey.
• Explain your reasons for setting out on the trail.
• Discuss the supplies you brought along.
• Discuss at least three hardships that you experienced along the trail.
Length: Each journal entry should be at least 300 words long, equal to one half of a page, single-spaced.
Title: Each journal entry should include the date (which should be determined by your research) and the name of the location you are discussing.
Some other information that you can discuss, but is not required:
• How did you deal with sick people in your group?
• What types of entertainment did your group have?
• What kind of food did you eat on the trail? Where did it come from, and how did you prepare it?
• What type of clothing did you wear?