In the mid-1800s, about how far could pioneers travel on a good day?

1 mile

5 miles

10 miles

15 miles

15 miles

Explanation:

The North American Pioneer or the North American pioneers are any of the people who during the History of the United States emigrated from the settlements of the East Coast towards the settlements of the West Coast and colonized new areas.

The term refers especially to those who were going to populate any territory that had not previously been populated or cultivated by descendants of European or American society, even though the territory may have been inhabited or used by indigenous peoples.

The concept of pioneer and philosophy are long before the migration to parts of the United States that are now called The West, as many places that are now considered as The East were also established by the pioneers of the coast. For example, Daniel Boone, a key figure in the history of the American pioneer, settled in Kentucky, when that "dark and bloody land" was still undeveloped.

An important advance in the western settlement was the Homestead Act, which provides for formal legislation regulating the settlement process.

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