What Was the Lewis & Clark Expedition? Ch. 1-4

President Jefferson believed the future of America lay in the

(a)  

Answer explanation

President Jefferson believed the future of America lay in the west, as he envisioned expansion and agrarian growth in that direction, which was central to his vision of a prosperous nation.

Lewis & Clark were tasked with finding a waterway to the

(a)  

Answer explanation

Lewis & Clark were commissioned to explore and find a water route to the Pacific Ocean, which was a key goal of their expedition.

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They wanted to gain in the trading of animal

(a)  

Answer explanation

The phrase 'trading of animal' suggests a focus on animal products. 'Furs' are a common animal product traded, making it the correct choice. Other options are not specified, but furs directly relate to animal trading.

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The explorers with Lewis and Clark would be called the

(a)  

Answer explanation

The explorers who accompanied Lewis and Clark on their journey to explore the western territories were known as the Corps of Discovery. This group was tasked with mapping the land and establishing trade with Native American tribes.

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CCSS.RL.8.9

When the Indians needed medical help they called for the "redheaded one," or

(a)  

Answer explanation

The term "redheaded one" refers to Clark, who was known for providing medical assistance to the Indians. This nickname highlights his distinctive appearance and role in their community.

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Lewis studied these areas in preparation for the expedition​ :​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)  

• mapmaking

• anatomy

• fossils

• botany

• sewing

• blacksmithing

• social media

Answer explanation

Lewis needed skills in mapmaking for navigation, anatomy to understand human and animal biology, fossils for geological insights, and botany to study plant life, all essential for a successful expedition.

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Lewis said the trip through the Northwest "was the highlight of his (a)   ."

Answer explanation

Lewis described the trip through the Northwest as the highlight of his life, indicating its significance and impact on him. The phrase suggests that this experience was a peak moment in his overall life journey.

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The Captains kept careful (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY).

• records

• samples

• journals

• maps

Answer explanation

The Captains kept careful records, samples, journals, and maps to document their journeys and findings, ensuring accurate information for navigation and research.

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Lewis and Clark knew exactly what to expect on the trip.

• true

• false

Answer explanation

Lewis and Clark faced many unknowns during their expedition, including uncharted territories and unfamiliar cultures. Therefore, the statement that they knew exactly what to expect is false.

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CCSS.RL.8.9

Why did the COD bring gifts for the Indians?

Answer explanation

The COD brought gifts for the Indians to establish goodwill and foster positive relations, which was a common practice to gain favor and facilitate trade.

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