Test - Lewis and Clark Expedition

Locate the Teton Sioux tribe based on the Lewis and Clark's expedition description

Overall, the Corps of Discovery's relationship to the Teton Sioux tribe could be described as ...

• Tense but not violent

• Friendly

• All-out war

• Long-term trade partners

Locate the Mandan villages based on the Lewis and Clark's expedition description

Overall, the Corps of Discovery's relationship to the Mandans can be described as ...

• Tense/Stand-off

• Compatible trade partners

• Peaceful co-existence in the Winter time

• All-out War

Toussaint Charbonneau was a French Canadian fur trader and _______

• interpreter
• hunter

• enemy

• traitor

Sacajawea's presence with the expedition assured native tribes that the Corps of Discovery was not a ____ _____

• war party
• trade partner

• neighbor

Label the Lewis and Clark Expedition map:

a

b

c

d

Pacific Northwest

Wood River, IL

Rocky Mountains

Native Tribe Trails

Why did President Jefferson decide to put together an expedition?

• He wanted to gather information about the land.

• He wanted to send Lewis and Clark away.

• He wanted to get more land.

• Not Here

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

• Peaceful

• Violent

• Unproductive

• Hostile

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