wagon train

A historical term referring to a group of covered wagons traveling together across the American frontier, typically for safety and mutual support during westward migration in the 19th century.

• 🇪🇸Término histórico que designa un grupo de carromatos o carretas cubiertas que viajaban juntos a través de la frontera estadounidense, generalmente por seguridad y apoyo mutuo durante la migración hacia el oeste en el siglo XIX.

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   A line or convoy of covered wagons traveling together across the American frontier, typically for safety and mutual support.

   • The wagon train crossed the Great Plains in the 1840s.
   • Pioneers formed a wagon train to protect themselves from attacks.
   • The wagon train stopped at the river to rest the oxen.

   🇪🇸caravana de carretas