1. In my opinion if they had listen
to James Clyman, Reed’s friend, they would have used the easier path and avoid
the trap.
2. As I see it if they had followed
Hastings immediately after they've reached Fort Bridger, they would have
crossed the mountains on time.
3. I believe that if the oxen
hadn't run away, the people in the desert wouldn't have started starving so
soon in the mountains.
4. From my point of view if J. Reed
hadn't killed his teamster he might have died with other people in the
snowstorm.
5. I assume that if the Indians
hadn't killed 21 oxen they could have reached the mountains earlier.
6. As far as I'm concerned if James
Reed had tried to reunion with his family sooner he might have been killed by
his group members.
7. I think if there had been a more
able-bodied rescue team, they could have gotten to the rest of the groupe on time.
8. I feel that if they had looked
after their animals better they wouldn't have wandered off into the snowstorm.
9. I assume that if they had tried
to escape from Donner Lake sooner they wouldn’t have been so weak and might
have succeed.
10. It seems to me that if W.
Hastings hadn’t written his book this tragedy wouldn’t have happened.
11. If they hadn’t decided to rest
before the Sierra Nevada, they wouldn’t have gotten in a snowstorm.
12. If there wagons hadn’t been so
heavy, the could have pasted the desert faster.
13. If they had
had rules in the group, Reed wouldn’t have killed the other man.
14. In think the Donner Party is
the fault of Europe. If Europe hadn’t found the United States, no one would
have had the idea to travel from the East to the West.
15. It probably would have been a
nice trip, if they had had the possibilities we have today.
Kate and
Coni
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