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| found a pass through the Rocky Mountains |
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| a man who went on a hunting trip and did not come back for years |
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| saved important documents and items from burning in the Capitol building |
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| wrote a poem that later became our national anthem, "The Star Spangled Banner" |
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| easily seen objects like mountains and trees- to go by |
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| a path the Cherokee and other groups took. Many got sick and died. |
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| a place set aside for Native Americans |
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| Narcissa Whitman and Eliza Spalding |
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| first white women to see the Pacific Ocean |
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| a preacher would ride from one town to the next on a planned route |
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| started Sunday schools and was spreading the gospel in the West |
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| someone who would beg you to go forward in a service |
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| men who came to look for gold in 1849 |
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| agreed with Henry Clay that America should fight England |
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| believed their leader, Joseph Smith, had been visited by an angel. believed they can get to heaven by belonging to their church and doing good works. |
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| place where the Mormons settled |
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| often were the first white people in a new place |
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