What was a common sight for pioneers heading west on the Oregon and other trails?
A) the bleached bones of those who had gone before
B) menacing bands of hostile Indians
C) piles of trash discarded by previous travelers
D) towns in which gambling and drinking predominated
E) cattle drives heading north
Answer: C
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