Asap answer good : d check the one route that settlers could not take to the northwest from the east coast.

question 1 options:

inland route

overland route

panama route

cape horn route

nicaragua route

question 2 (2 points)
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which route did catherine and david take?

question 2 options:

inland route

overland route

cape horn route

panama route

nicaragua route

question 3 (2 points)
what were the advantages of taking that route?

question 3 options:

it was mostly by water and therefore less wear and tear on their bodies and luggage.

it was mostly by land and therefore avoided the storms of the ocean.

it was a combination of land and sea, providing the quickest trip possible.

question 4 (2 points)
according to hayward’s united states gazetteer, how long did it take to get from new york to california using the panama route?

question 4 options:

20-25 days

25-30 days

30-35 days

35-40 days

question 5 (2 points)
according to hayward’s united states gazetteer, how long did it take to get from missouri to california using the overland route?

question 5 options:

30-60 days

60-90 days

90-120 days

question 6 (1 point)
the blaines packed many things on their trip out west. most importantly, their ideas. what idea or skill was not important to them?

question 6 options:

missionary ideas that all children were of one parent.

their training as teachers

slave holder ideas that new states in the union should enter as slave states

skills as farmers and homemakers

question 7 (1 point)
the blaines were strong reformers. which movement did they not support?

question 7 options:

immigration reform

temperance (anti-drinking)

women's rights

anti-slavery

question 8 (2 points)
catherine was a strong believer in equality for women. which activity did she not participate in?

question 8 options:

attended the first women's rights conference in seneca falls

signed the declaration of sentiments

wore reformer clothes called 'bloomers'

picketed in front of the white house

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Explanation:

Check the ONE route that settlers COULD NOT take to the Northwest from the east coast.

Cape Horn Route

Which route did Catherine and David take?

Panama Route

David Blaine  and Catharine Paine Blaine came to Seattle from Seneca Falls, New York, the site of America's first women's rights convention, in which Catharine Paine participated. The Blaines were Methodist missionaries who arrived in Seattle in 1853 via the Isthmus of Panama sea route.  

What were the advantages of taking that route?

It was a combination of land and sea, providing the quickest trip possible.

The Blaines traveled to Puget Sound, not on the famous Oregon Trail, but by ship and on mules over the steamy Isthmus of Panama.  

According to Hayward’s United States Gazetteer, how long did it take to get from New York to California using the Panama route?

35-40 days

October, 1853. The Blaines departed from New York City on October 5, 1853 and arrived in Seattle on November 28, 1853.

According to Hayward’s United States Gazetteer, how long did it take to get from Missouri to California using the overland route?

90-120 days

The wagon train would travel at around two miles an hour. This enabled the emigrants to average ten miles a day. With good weather the 2,000 mile journey from Missouri to California and Oregon would take about five month.

The Blaines packed many things on their trip out west. Most importantly, their ideas. What idea or skill was NOT important to them?

Slave holder ideas that new states in the union should enter as slave states

The Blaines were strong reformers. Which movement did they NOT support?

Immigration Reform

Catherine was a strong believer in equality for women. Which activity did she NOT participate in?

Picketed in front of the White House

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