In the late 1700s, the cumberland gap made it easier for settlers to
cross the appalachian mountains.
travel down the atlantic coast.
explore the southern mississippi river.
fight the seminole in florida.

Option A is the right answer, that in the late 1700s, the Cumberland gap made it easier for settlers to Cross the Appalachian Mountains.

Situated near the crossroads of Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee, Cumberland Gap is a slender pass through the long range of the Cumberland in the Appalachian Mountains. This land came into notice of pioneers in 1750 by Thomas Walker( a Virginian Explorer and Physician). Therefore, this route was adopted by a team of frontiersmen directed by Daniel Boone, making it convenient for immigrants who used it for the journey towards the Western borders of Tennessee and Kentucky.

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