Santa Fe Trail

[blessme]

States the Santa Fe Trail cut through when it 'first opened for business"

[Thomas]

Missouri,Kansas,South Eastern colorodo,New Mexico. 100% correct

[puzzlelover]

not correct!!!

[Thomas]

Puzzlelover wanna bet?

[jpoisonivy]

Oklahoma,Missouri,Colorado,Kansas,and New Mexico

[puzzlelover]

YES WANNA BET!!!!!

[Clanad]

There were no states in 1821 that the Santa Fe Trail crossed... just Territories

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[Thomas]

Better listen to me folks..

[Clanad]

Thomas... as an example, New Mexico, the terminus of the trail wasn't admitted to the Union until 1912...

[Thomas]

Clanad Do some research like i did.. Do not question me!!!!!!

[Dwalke]

thomas i agreed with you up until this question. But im thinking Clanad's got a point,,, people are researching(hence its kinda what brought them here)..hey and it brought you here too...kinda funny how that works...

[kandio40]

I have Missouri, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Looks like i have to keep looking.

[Clanad]

Thomas, you seem a little touchy... but the facts are none of the "States" you cite were States in 1821, witht he exception of Missouri, which became a State in the middle of that year.

[camhead]

In a book that I borrowed from my local library, I found that the Santa Fe trail first went through New Mexico and Arizona.  Even though states might not have been entered into the union, they were still recognized as states, just not part of the United States of America until they were in the union.

[clemburg]

camhead-what was the name of the book? I'd like to read it! Thanks...