Theodore Roosevelt's Expedition with Cândido Rondon

The video discusses Theodore Roosevelt's expedition down an unknown river in Brazil, guided by Cândido Rondon, a Brazilian army colonel and pioneer. Rondon, known as the Lewis and Clark of Brazil, was instrumental in the expedition due to his extensive experience in the Amazon, his ability to communicate with various tribes, and his remarkable endurance. Despite the challenges faced by the team, Rondon remained healthy and resilient, ensuring the success of the journey. After safely returning Roosevelt and his team to the United States, Rondon continued his work in the jungle.

Who was chosen as the guide for Theodore Roosevelt's expedition in Brazil?

• A Brazilian soldier

• Cândido Rondon

• Lewis and Clark

• A Bororo Indian

What was one of Cândido Rondon's significant contributions to the Amazon region?

• Establishing schools

• Laying telegraph wires

• Building roads

• Constructing bridges

Which of the following describes Cândido Rondon's heritage?

• Part Spanish

• Part African

• Part Bororo Indian

• Part Portuguese

How did Rondon's health compare to others during the expedition?

• He fell ill like the others

• He needed medical attention

• He remained healthy

• He was the first to fall ill

What did Rondon do after the expedition with Roosevelt ended?

• He returned to the United States

• He retired from exploration

• He started a new expedition in Africa

• He went back into the jungle