Gold rush not 100 percent sure but take a shot.
because the mountain is too high
Mules.
NO! Pacific Ocean
Travel time across the country took about six months before the Transcontinental Railroad. That time was reduced to six days after its completion.
people began to travel farther from their homes
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Properly in the 1500s
It can travel across the vacuum of space.
Jet lag
The volcano in question is Eyjafjallajökull, a volcano on Iceland.
If it was across the sea, people traveled on boats to the new land. If it was in the same continent, they would travel by foot or in handcarts.
to come build a society
they would use a boat or just do not go across town
Transcontinental railroad
none, cause it is not famous