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Read the excerpt from an 1845 Greensboro newspaper article.
On last Tuesday morning nineteen carts, with about one hundred persons, passed this place, from Wake County, on their way to the West.
What is this excerpt describing?
mass migration out of North Carolina
mass migration into North Carolina
the improvement of infrastructure in western North Carolina
the improvement of infrastructure in eastern North Carolina
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