Studies Weekly Week 13

A Shoshone woman who helped the Lewis and Clark Expedition was named

• Sacagawea

• Raven

• Pocahontas

She was only 16 at the time the journey started but she would prove to be very helpful. One thing she did was __________ the Hidatsa and Shoshone languages.

• translate

• scribe

• invent

Sacagawea helped _________ with other tribes for horses and other necessities.

• trade

• fight

• help

Match each of the following people with his/her contribution to the expansion of the United States.

Meriwether Lewis

• leader of the expedition, became the governor of Louisiana

• second in command, kept careful notes and made detailed maps

• a Shoshone Indian who served as a guide and translator

Match each of the following people with his/her contribution to the expansion of the United States.

Sacagawea

• leader of the expedition, became the governor of Louisiana

• second in command, kept careful notes and made detailed maps

• a Shoshone Indian who served as a guide and translator

Match each of the following people with his/her contribution to the expansion of the United States.

William Clark

• leader of the expedition, became the governor of Louisiana

• second in command, kept careful notes and made detailed maps

• a Shoshone Indian who served as a guide and translator

Look at the map. Which area was the last to join the United States?

• Spanish Territory

• Florida

• Texas

• Gadsden Purchase

Where did the Corps of Discovery meet Sacagawea?

• St. Louis

• Mandan Villages

• Shoshone Villages

• Astoria, Oregon

Which term describes flaying a buffalo?

• chasing after a herd of buffalo

• making clothing out of buffalo hide

• cutting away the skin of a buffalo

• feasting on the buffalo meat

Why was the Louisiana Purchase important to the United States?

• It doubled the size fo the country

• It included California.

• It had many buffalo in it.

• It went all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.