write a journal entry from the perspective of an early pioneer in the great plains.

To write a journal entry from the perspective of an early pioneer in the Great Plains, you have to start by picking one of the major early pioneers of the Great Plain.

An example of the famous pioneer of Great Plain is John Iliff, the first open range ranches in Wyoming in 1867.

From there, you structure your journal article in the following order:

Keywords: this includes the main keywords readers need to pay attention to.

Abstract: this will be a brief idea of what is in the content of the journal article.

Acknowledgment: you can acknowledge your teacher or lesson instructor here.

Introduction: this will be a brief of what to expect in the journal.

Main body: this will include the events and the date of occurrence the early pioneers of Great Plains witnessed while alive.

Conclusion: this will be a conclusion or summary of all the content of the Main body.

References: these will be the materials you source to guide you in getting the perspective of the early frontiers or pioneers of the Great Plain.

Note that that Great Plain in the United States cut across some states like Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota, among others.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that to write a journal article, one needs to get some facts rights, including the dates of events.

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Here is what I wrote:

"Living here is a lot more work that I had expected. Though it is really nice to have our own land, the long and hard journey was only just worth it. I was very excited that I finally qualified for the homestead act now that I have turned twenty-one, and I hope that I will be able to supply for myself at least for the next five years. On the way we ran into some Native Americans but luckily nothing bad happened and we were able to keep going without anyone else getting hurt. It was nice that the land we got was so cheap, but there are so many issues that make the land hard to contain.  

The farm land here is do dry and it is very hard to get any crops to grow. There are many bad weather conditions as well, which is making everything that much harder. We had a drought not too long ago, and that only adds to the lands dry nature! We are barley able to make enough food for a living, and after working hard during the day to harvest or grow food, we go back to cabin which is not very nice. We were unable to find very good materials and all of our homes are less then fancy. Someone I know even has mud in the walls of their home. But I know that I have to keep trying and work hard, and soon I will be able to make a honest living and truly live my life!"

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