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During the colonial period, which geographic feature presented the greatest barrier to the westward migration of american settlers

During the colonial period, which geographic feature presented the greatest barrier to the westward migration of american settlers
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during the colonial period, which geographic feature presented the greatest barrier to the westward migration of american settlers

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The Appilachian mountains was the greatest barrier, because it was crawling with Indian's that may have made them turn back.
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