Contents
1. Introduction 3
2. Across the Plains, Deserts and Mountains: The Oregon and California Migrations 5
2.1. Land Rush and Gold Fever 5
2.2. Oregon – California Migrants 7
2.3. Motivations of Going West 8
3. Women Accounts of the Overland Trip 9
3.1. The Start: Preparing for the Long Journey 9
3.2. Trail Occupations and Responsibilities 11
3.3. Hardships and Concerns 13
3.4. Frontierswoman - Indian Interactions 15
3.5. The Western Nature and Landscape 17
3.6. Light at the End of Tunnel: Fulfillment of Expectations 18
4. Conclusion 20
Bibliography 21
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Across the Plains, Deserts and Mountains: The Oregon and California Migrations
2.1. Land Rush and Gold Fever
2.2. Oregon – California Migrants
2.3. Motivations of Going West
3. Women Accounts of the Overland Trip
3.1. The Start: Preparing for the Long Journey
3.2. Trail Occupations and Responsibilities
3.3. Hardships and Concerns
3.4. Frontierswoman - Indian Interactions
3.5. The Western Nature and Landscape
3.6. Light at the End of Tunnel: Fulfillment of Expectations
4. Conclusion
Bibliography
- Quote paper
- Dina Drechsel (Author), 2010, Women on the Overland Trail, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/188953
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