Between 1840 and 1860, most migrants traveling west on the overland trails
A. experienced frequent Indian attacks, which was a leading cause of death.
B. usually faced trips that lasted between two to three months.
C. found the journey to be a very communal experience.
D. rode in wagons much more than they walked on foot.
E. saw men generally working harder during the trip than women.
Answer: C
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