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What was the significance of the Santa Fe Trail in westward expansion?
A.
It was the main route for riders on the Pony Express.
B.
It was the most important route for prospectors seeking gold in California.
C.
It was the main route for Mormons heading to Utah.
D.
It was the most important route for pioneers planning to settle in the Southwest.
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D. It was the most important route for pioneers planning to settle in the Southwest — the Santa Fe Trail connected Missouri to Santa Fe and served as the main commercial and migration route into the Southwest.
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