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When was the Lewis and Clark Expedition?

• 1804 to 1806

• 1810 to 1811

• 1820-1821

• Not Here

Where did they travel from and to?

• the mouth of the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean and back

• the mouth of the Pacific Ocean to Missouri River

• the mouth of the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River

• Not Here

The Louisiana Purchase ______ the size of the United States.

• doubled

• tripled

• decreased

• not here

How many people went on the expedition?

• around 30 people

• around 40 people

• around 100 people

• about 50 people

Most of Lewis and Clark's encounters with the Native Americans were:

• Peaceful

• Violent

• Unproductive

• Hostile

Sacagawea and Charbonneau were invited to join the Corps of Discovery as

• Navigators

• Doctors

• Translators

• Negotiators

Why was Sacagawea so important to the expedition?

• She knew which plants to gather for food and medicine.

• She acted as a guide.

• She smoothed the way with Native groups they encountered.

• All of these

How did Sacagawea meet Toussaint Charbonneau?

• He helped her negotiate for horses

• She was kidnapped and sold to him

• She assisted with his fur trade business

• They met while in the Corps of Discovery

The Corps of Discovery survived their trek across the Rocky Mountains because:

• Their navigation skills were strong

• They stored extra food supplies

• The Nez Perce saved them

• The winter ended just in time

Which fields did Lewis and Clark contribute to as a result of their journey?

• Geography

• Map-making

• The study of plants

• All of these