What mountain range posed a challenge to settlers who went west in the 1800s?
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The sierras! Hope this helps
The Wilderness Road was a westward path that led to Kentucky, which was established by Daniel Boone. It was considered as one of the main routes by settlers who decided to go to the west during the late 1700 and 1800s. This road crosses a natural opening through the Appalachians known as the Cumberland Gap.
The Appalachian Mountains were a major obstacle for settlers moving west in the 1800s due to their rugged terrain and steep slopes. Pioneers utilized routes like the Wilderness Road, which included the Cumberland Gap to ease their traversal. Despite their efforts, settlers faced numerous challenges, including conflicts with Native American tribes and difficult weather conditions.
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