The solitary American fur trappers that blazed trails westward were known as

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The term "mountain men" is commonly used to refer to the American fur trappers who ventured westward in search of beaver pelts during the 1800s. These men lived solitary lives in the mountains and were known for their wilderness skills and bravery. Choice B (Fremonters) refers specifically to the followers of explorer John C. Fremont, who explored and mapped the American West during the mid-1800s. Choices A, C, and D are not accurate descriptions of these fur trappers.

The Solitary American Fur Trappers That Blazed Trails Westward Were