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i learned that the dogs name was seaman and the dog protected the group from a bear the expedition lasted 2 years

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i learned that the dogs name was seaman and the dog protected the group from a bear the expedition lasted 2 years

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the dog attacked a bear
someone shot lewis
they ate candles

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1. Lewis was shot
2.  only one person died the whole expedition
3. Lewis and Clark were their last names

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1. Sacagawea was not just a guide, she was a lifesaver.
2. Lewis was shot
3. The trip was long and took a while.

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1.) I learned that president Jefferson signed a deal with France where which included about 827,000 square miles of land for $15 million.
2.) Lewis and Clark was their last names not their real names.
3.) "Clark carved his name and the date on a large rock formation near the Yellowstone River he named Pompey pillar, after Sacagawea’s son whose nickname was “Pompey.” The site is now a national monument managed by the U.S. Department of the Interior."

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1. President Thomas Jefferson tasked Meriwether Lewis with exploring lands west of the Mississippi River.
2. Along the way they confronted harsh weather, unforgiving terrain, treacherous waters, injuries, starvation, disease and both friendly and hostile Native Americans.
3. Meriwether Lewis was born in Virginia in 1774 but spent his early childhood in Georgia.

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The trip was 8000 miles
Thomas jefferson was president

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1. Sacajawea was 16 years old and was married with a child
2. only one person died on the expedition
3. at a point they were running out of supplies so they resourced to eating candles

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1. Thomas Jefferson was the president
2. They had to fight through people to finish there expedition
3. Lewis was shot

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1.Lewis was shot
2. Only one person had died during the whole thing
3. Lewis and Clark weren't their real names but their last names

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1. Started in 1804
2. Lewis was shot
3. Lewis and Clark are the last names of the two explores

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1. Only one person died
2.Clarck had a dog with him
3. Sacaguwea (bad spelling I know) had a son during the expidition

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who they wer, what they did and were they went

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1.) Most of the land that the Corps explored was already occupied by Native Americans, they encountered about 50 Native American tribes on the expedition.
2.) On February 11, 1805 Sacagawea gave birth and named her son Jean Baptiste.
3.) On July 25, 1806 Clark carved his name and the dateonto a rock by Yellowstone River and it's called "Pompey's Pillar" after Sacagawea's son.

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1 The trip was almost 8000
2  Only one person died on the trip
3 The louisiana purchase was around 870,000 miles

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1.) Thomas Jefferson bought 828 thousand dollars on land.
2.) Sacagawea want just a guide she was a life saver.
3.) After the expedition Lewis became the governor

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1. Something i learned was that Sacajawea had her child during the trip and was pregnant during some of it
2. I also thought is was interesting that the journey was 8,000 miles long and it took them over 2 years to finish
3. I also thought it was cool that Clark was Lewis Superior so because of that they both had equal control on how they did stuff

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1.One fact I learned was that Thomas Jefferson made the Louisiana Purchase one the brink of war, and this negotiation was a solution to their problems
2. I learned that during the expedition on the way home Lewis and Clark seperated and didn't stay together the entire time like I had thought.
3. The most interesting fact that I learned was that 45 people were part of the corp. I also thought there were only 4 people, Lewis, Clark, Sacagawea, and her son. I didn't know that 45 people and a dog embarked on the journey since they didn't get as much recognition as the leaders of the expedition.

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1. The journey took over two years and was over 8,000 miles, which makes sense cause they were traveling about 15 miles a day.
2.  Lewis and Clark doled out harsh punishments such as bareback lashing and hard labor for those who got out of line.
3.Many of the men seemed to be in their twenties and not married, but many did have lovers.

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1. One new fact that I learned about the Lewis and Clark expedition is that Lewis had a dog that actually saved many people from drowning.
2. Another fact I learned about the expedition is that Sergeant Charles Floyd died from an abdominal infection in 22-year-old and Lewis helped him survive for longer.
3. Another fact I learned about the expedition is that only one member died in the expedition despite all the risks and dangers.

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1 fact I learned was that when Lewis and Clark were going to negotiate with Indians, they would give a gold coin that showed Jefferson on one side and a tomohok with two hands that said, "Peace and Friendship". The reason the land became available was because Napoleon took control of land again and Jefferson took it with only 15 million dollars! Towards the end of the expedition they had to fight, and Lewis was shot in the butt. I learned something from those facts and I thought it was interesting.

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1) The expedition began in 1804.
2) Lewis and Clark werent their names those were their last names. Their first names were Meriwether and William.
3) York was the first black man to ever vote and Sacagawea was the first ever women of color to vote.

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1. Lewis was actually in charge but   in the end they both ended up making all the decisions together.
2. The expedition started in 1804 and went 2 years and covered 8000 miles
3. They came across over 50 Native American tribes

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I learned that:
- The Lewis and Clark Expedition began in 1804
- Meriweather Lewis was born in Virginia in 1774
- Wiliam Clark was born in Virginia in 1770

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I learned that in 1803 president Jefferson paid 50 million francs.
I also learned that Jefferson got together a team that was called the Corps of discovery.When the Team headed up Northwest they encountered all these new animals. They then took a route through the mountains and met a new tribe called the Nez Perce. After a year and a Half the team made it to the ocean.

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I learned that
- There was only one member of the Corps that died on the journey
- Sacagawea's son was named "John the Baptist"
- That it's possible for a person to suffer from bad weather
- That the Great Lewis of the Lewis and Clark expedition was accidentally shot on a hunting trip... in the behind...

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1. Lewis and Clark developed a first contact protocol with natives so they could come off with a peaceful impression.
2. Sacagawea's son was known as an invaluable asset but was kept because he was respected and family to them, which I think was very different for the time.
3. Lewis was made Governor of the Louisiana Territory and Clark was appointed Brigadier General of Militia for Louisiana Territory and a federal Indian Agent.

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1. The Lewis and Clark Expedition began in 1804.

2. On May 14th 1804, Clark and the Corps joined Lewis St. Charles, Missouri and headed upstream on the Missouri River.

3. Lewis and Clark returned to Washington, D.C in the fall of 1806 and shared their experiences with President Jefferson.

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1] one new fact I learned from the History Channel's article on the Louis and Clark Expedition was that Louis studied Zoology and Astronomy

2] another new fact that I learned while reading the article was that the Corps encountered around 50 Native American tribes including the Shoshone, the Mandan, the Minitari, the Blackfeet, the Chinook and the Sioux.

3] I also learned that Louis was shot on his butt on accident while on a hunting trip

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1) The Lewis and Clark Expedition began in 1804
2)Spain’s acquisition didn’t have a major impact since it still allowed the United States to travel the Mississippi River and use New Orleans as a trade port
3)Lewis and Clark developed a first contact protocol for meeting new tribes

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1) Sacagawea was only 16 but was married to a a French fur trader and was pregnant with a child during the trip, Her labor was in south Dakota and named the baby Jean Baptiste or John the Baptist.

2) Lewis purchased a newfound puppy before the expedition. Scholars couldn't find the name of the puppy for over a century. Historians decided to call the puppy Scannon. Lewis recorded several times that Scannon saved His teams life from drowning.

3)Lewis and Clark team loved to carve there names on tree's. All the tree's are now gone but the only place trace of the journey is inscription carve by Clark what is known as Pompey Pillar which is located in Montana

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1) Meriwether lewis became the personal secretary to Thomas Jefferson when he was 27

2) Lewis was technically in charge of the mission and appointed Clark to co-command the expedition before they began

3) Lewis and Clark kept people in line along the way by giving punishments such as hard labor and lashings on their bare back

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1-Lewis and Clark are there last names not first
2-only one person died during the expedition
3-The expedition started in 1804

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1 - Lewis is the one who asked Clark to come with him as his co-leader to explore the land of the Louisiana purchase.
2 - The journey lasted around 2 years and 8000 miles when exploring the land
3 - Lewis was technically in charge of the trip, but both Lewis and Clark shared equal responsibilities

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1. Lewis and Clark aren't their first names, but their last names. Their first names are Meriwether and William.
2. There were 45 people on the journey and only one of them died.
3. They had a dog, who's name was seaman, who helped them a lot along the journey. Seaman was at one point stolen, and Lewis was so angry that he threatened to burn down the village if he didn't get his dog back.

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1.  Lewis and Clark's expansion began in 1804

2. Lewis and Clark are NOT their first names, they are their last names. Their first names are Meriwether and William.

3. Srgnt Floyd died on the trip, he was the only one

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1.Lewis studied medicine,botany,astronomy,and zoology
2.Sacagawea was a translater for the men and indians
3. Sacagawea was kidnapped then sold to the Charbonneau at age 12

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1. It all started way back in 1804 when Thomas Jefferson told Lewis and Clark to go across the Mississippi river and that started the Louisianan purchase.
2. That harsh 8,000 mile adventure took over 2 years to complete.
3. They found a lot of crazy and unexpecting things during the adventure

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1: Sacagawea was married to a French trader an was pregnant before she left on the expedition.
2: A woman from a tribe stopped her tribe from killing the explorers.
3: On the voyage, Lewis was shot

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1 it began in 1804
2 lewis was the commander
3 Lewis and Clark are actually the two explorers last names. They're first names were Meriwether (Lewis) and William (Clark)

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1. Lewis and Clark's expatiation began in 1804
2. Lewis was the expatiation commander
3. Most of the land Lewis and Clark surveyed was already occupied by Native Americans. In fact, the Corps encountered around 50 Native American tribes including the Shoshone, the Mandan, the Minitari, the Blackfeet, the Chinook and the Sioux

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1. James Monroe succesfully negotiaded a deal with france to purchase lousiana territory. They got about 827,000 square miles for $15 million
2. lewis new that exploring lousiana was no small task and began preperations imidetly
3. the expediton include 45 souls including lewis 27 unmaried soldires  a French-Indian interpreter, a contracted boat crew and a slave owned by Clark named York.

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1. Lewis and Clark are actually the two explorers last names. They're first names were Meriwether (Lewis) and William (Clark)
2. Lots of Native American people and tribes helped the Corps on their journey, including Sacagawea and her family.
3. Pompey's Pillar is a large rock formation near Yellowstone River that Clark carved his name into. The rock still stands today and is named after Sacagawea's son, Jean.

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1. Clark and Lewis were their last names
2. Lewis was shot
3. After the expedition Lewis became Governor

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1. Lewis was an artist and he drew detailed drawings in his journals
2.When they ran out of food and couldn't get more they ate candles
3.Lewis had a dog named Seaman

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1.William Clark joined the state militia then the army. where he met Lewis and commissioned by George Washington
2. They encountered at least 50 native american tribes
3. I also learned that Floyd's appendix ruptured

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1.  A fact I learned is after the louisiana purchase, thomas jefferson did not really known what he had bought.
2.  The Lewis and Clark Expedition began in 1804, when President Thomas Jefferson tasked Meriwether Lewis with exploring lands west of the Mississippi River that comprised the Louisiana Purchase.
3.  William Clark was born in Virginia in 1770 but moved with his family to Kentucky at age 15. At age 19, he joined the state militia and then the regular Army, where he served with Lewis and was eventually commissioned by President George Washington as a lieutenant of infantry.

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1. I learned that Lewis and Clark traveled approximately 8000 miles on their expedition in total!

2. I also learned that the expedition lasted over two years in total! That's a long time!

3. The last thing that I learned from this article was that Lewis and Clark were both born in Virginia!

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1.) William Clark joined the state militia and then the regular Army, where he served with Lewis and was eventually commissioned by President George Washington as a lieutenant of infantry.
2.) the Corps encountered around 50 Native American tribes including the Shoshone, the Mandan, the Minitari, the Blackfeet, the Chinook and the Sioux.
3.) On July 25, 1806, Clark carved his name and the date on a large rock formation near the Yellowstone River he named Pompey's Pillar, after Sacagawea’s son whose nickname was “Pompey".

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1. At one point, they didnt have any food to eat so they had to survive off of candle wax.
2. Clark recruited 45 people for the expedition throughout the winter of 1803-1804, preparing for their 8,000 mile long journey.
3. Thomas Jefferson bought tons of land from France in the early 1800's.

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1) They survived off of candle wax.
2) They had a dog that hunted for them and kept them safe.
3) Lewis was shot while he was on a hunting trip after getting into a fight with the Blackfeet warriors.

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1.After the expedition Lewis became a Governor
2.Clark owned a slave named York who, once out of US territory
3.It took 2 and half years to travel 18000 miles.

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Lewis chose Clark to come with even though Clark was his superior
2.Lewis was Thomas Jefferson's apprentice
3. both Lewis and Clark moved states until their teenage years

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1. The Napoleon Bonaparte took power in France in 1799 and was wanting to regain Frances power.
2. James Monroe made a deal with France to buy Louisiana which was a lot of miles and was really expensive like 15 million
3. After he expedition Lewis became the governor and was very happy.

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1 candle wax is what they survived on
2 sacajewae is the most
3 lewis was shot

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3 Facts I learned About the Louis and Clark Expedition

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3 Facts I learned About the Louis and Clark Expedition

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1. That Sacajawea was pregnant and gave birth on the the expedition.
2. They had to build canoes to cross many rivers.
3. That Lewis Engraved his name into a rock that can still be viewed today (Well, maybe not because of the pandemic...).

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1-Sacagawea has more statues around the world than any other historical woman.
2-They had purchased a dog that protected them named: Seaman
3-Sacagawea saved them multiple times and was pregnant and later had a baby during the journey. When one of the boats tipped, she saved many journals from floating down the river, while holding her child in her other arm.

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1. They had to eat candle wax to survive                                                 2. Lewis was shot
3. It was 8,000 mile journey

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1. they had a dog named seaman that was one of the most valuable  member.
2.They had to eat candles to stay alive because it was winter and the couldn't hunt of fish for more food.
3. Sacajawea has the most statues than any other woman ever in America and thats because she was one of if not the best and most valuable member of the group because of her directing them and also saving many lives along the way also giving them protection.
4. They had many native Americans help them .
5. They only lost one person though the whole entire journey and also took care of a baby too.

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1. After the expedition Lewis became the Governor
2. Lewis collected gifts to presents to the Navtive Americans
3. Lewis and Clark came across over 50 Native American tribes

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1 i learned that only one person died
2 I also learned that Sacagawea was only 16
3 In 1803 T.Jefferson bought land from france.

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1.  I learned that Clark was born in 1770, born in Virgina. At age 19 he joined the state millita and soon the regular army, who was soon commisioned by President Geroge Washington as a lieutenit of infantry.
2. I also learned that Lewis was born in 1774, and also born in Virgina, most grew up in Georgia but returned to Virgina to recive his education and to graduate college in 1794. He joined the state milita and helped with the Whiskey Rebellion. At age 27 he became the personal secretary to President Thomas Jefferson.
3. In 1802, King Charles IV of Spain returned to the Louisiana Terriory in France and revoke America's port access. In 1803, under the threat of war, President Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe were fortunate to negitiated a deal with France to make a purchase of the Louisiana Territory, which included about 827,000 square miles for 15 million.

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1. In 1803 T.Jefferson bought land from france.
2. On the Expedition the corps almost starved. They were eating candlesticks
3. While on the expedition sacagawea gave birth to Pompeii.

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1)I learned that in 1804 Lewis went down the Ohio rover to meet Clark in Clarksville, Indiana, but some of their supplies were also gifts for the native Americans such as face paints, knives, and more
2)Lewis had a dog that would protect the team members from buffalo, bear attacks and prevent them from drowning
3)I learned that crop’s had to eat candles so they wouldn’t starve to death when they were in the mountains

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1. During the expedition, it is thought that the corp encountered about 50 native american tribes; some kind, some hostile.
2. Clark owned a slave named York who, once out of US territory, soon became a very valued member of the corp. This would not be allowed in Us territory.
3. At one point the corp got so desperate to stay alive that they turned to eating candles or candle wax instead.

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1. Only one person died on the expedition
2. At one point they were all starving and they had to eat wax candles
3. Sacagwea was only 16 when they went on the expedition

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1 the doubled the us in size
2 it took 2 and a half years to travle 18000 miles
3 found 300 species of plants and animals

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1. I learned that only one person died on the journy
2. I also learned that Sacagawea was only 16
3.I learned that there is a carving in a rock that Clark did

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1 I learned that Clark had to recruit 45 people for the winter of 1803
2 I learned that the group ate wax candles for food
3 Only one person died

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1. they had to eat candles
2. i didn't know the reason for the expedition
3. i didn't know that when sacagawea died that clark became her children's guardian

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1. I didn't know that the expedition was 8,000 miles long.
2. It was hard for them because they had to fight people.
3. I didn't know that it was that expensive to buy Louisiana. Especially back then.

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1.The group ate wax candles for food,
2.Only one person died on the two year journey
3.Lewis had a dog that saved the team members multiple times.

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1. The corps had traveled through rivers and any water they got the chance to. And one time they boat flipped in white water and the native rescued supplies that fell off the ship.
2. The dog that they had at the time was a life saver and chased buffalo away. And fought grizzly bears and often saved them from the deeps of the water.
3. Lewis and Clark of the corps military were sent on a mission to find new land. From Tomas Jefferson and went east to get the new land and met native tribes to help them on the way.

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- I learned the corps' had to eat candles at one point to suppress their hunger in the mountains.
- I also learned Sacagawea not only guided the corps' westward, she also saved them from dangers and took action in stressful moments.
- Lastly, I learned many of the mountains, rivers, and streams were named after loved ones; the Judith river was named after William Clark's soon to become wife, at the time.

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1. I that Sacajawea was not just a guide, she was a lifesaver. She also helped identify edible and non-edible plants.
2. Another weird fact that I learned was that they ate candles to keep from staving.
3. Lastly, one more fact that I learned was that only one person died. The death was caused by a burst appendix.

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-I learned that the Louisiana territory was french, then surrendered to the Spaniards, then given back to the french
-I learned that Clark had to recruit 45 people for the winter of 1803
-I also learned that Sacagawea was more important than i first thought, since she was female, many tribes took the groups intentions as peaceful, as war parties don't usually bring women

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1. ah fact is that Lewis was shot
2. it was hard cuz they had to fight people
3. the dog they had was very helpful to them and to keep them safe the dog has went after bears and other animals and some teens stole the dog and they threntened if they didnt get there dog back there were gunna set there place on fire

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1. I learned that Clark recruited 45 people for the expedition throughout the winter of 1803-1804, preparing for their 8,000 mile long journey.
2. I also learned that Lewis was accidentally shot in the buttocks during a hunting trip after getting in a fight/situation with the Blackfeet warriors
3. Finally, I learned that Lewis and Clark encountered over 50 Native American tribes. They would barter goods and offer protection to these tribes because the corps claimed they owned the Native's land

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1. I learned that on Lewis and Clarks journey they used a voting system very similar to democracy
2. They told the Indians that they now owned that land and offered them military protection to keep the peace
3. Clark carved his name on a rock formation in Yellowstone witch is now known as Pompey's Pillar

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Cameron Aden P. 5

1. After exploring The History Channel's article on The Louis and Clark Expedition, one new fact which I learned is that, that, despite the great hardships of their journey, the only member of The Corps of Discovery Expedition who passed away on said expedition was 22-year-old Sergeant Charles Floyd, who, on August 20th of 1804, died from an abdominal infection, possibly caused by the disease appendicitis.

2. After exploring The History Channel's article on The Louis and Clark Expedition, another new fact which I learned is that the only violent episode of The Corps of Discovery Expedition took place at Marias River near present-day Cut Bank, Montana, when Lewis and his group (on the journey back, when they split away from Clark and the rest of the Corps members) encountered eight Blackfeet warriors, two of them they were forced to kill when they attempted to steal the group's weapons and horses, the location of which became known as Two Medicine Fight Site.

3. After exploring The History Channel's article on The Louis and Clark Expedition, one final new fact which I learned is that, after the expedition, both Lewis and Clark received double their previous pay as well as 1,600 acres of land for their efforts, and that Lewis was made governor of The Louisiana Territory, and Clark was appointed Brigadier General of Militia for said territory, as well as a federal Indian agent. Unfortunately, while Clark remained well-respected and lived a successful life, Lewis was proven to be an ineffective governor, and drank far too much, and, unmarried and without children, passed away in 1809 of two gunshot wounds, possibly self-inflicted.

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1. I learned that Lewis threatened to burn down a native village because 2 of the 16 year old's there stole his dog.
2. I learned that the only corps member that died on the journey was a 22 year old named Sergeant Charles Floyd. He died due to an abdominal infection.
3. I learned that when the men missed their loved ones they'd name interesting places after the ones they loved.

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1. They where running low on supplys so they had to eat candles
2. They had a dog name seaman and he saved a couple people from drowning
3. They travled for 2 years discoviring new places

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1)  The only person to die was  Charles Floyd.
2)  Meriwether Lewis was born  in 1774.
3) William Clark was born in 1770.

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One new fact I learned is that Lewis was not a effective governor and died soon after the expedition. I learned that only one of their men died and only had to kill two Indians. I also learned that Lewis took in Sacagawea's children when she died.

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1.) I learned that one of Thomas Jefferson's main reasons for making the expedition was to see if there was a river that went from the Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean to make trading easier with other countries.
2.) Another thing I learned was that Sacagawea was kidnapped by Hidatsa Indians when she was only 12 and sold to Charbonneau.
3.) The final thing I learned was that once the expedition was over, Lewis was appointed Governor of the Louisiana Territory, but was a bad Governor and had a bad habit of drinking too much. He never married or had kids. Lewis died just 4 years after the expedition was over, due to two gunshots that might have inflicted.

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1) I learned that Sacagawea was a very important part of the expedition. Sacagawea helped the explorers communicate with Shoshone Indians that were encountered along the way.
2) I also learned that Lewis collected gifts to present to Native Americans. Some of the gifts included tobacco, ribbons, and mirrors.
3) I found out that the Corps built a triangular fort for the winter called Fort Mandan. Fort Mandan was in North Dakota and was surrounded by 16-foot pickets.

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1. I learned that when Sacagawea died Clark became the guardian of her children.

2. I learned that there was only one violent interaction on the expedition.

3. I learned that after the expedition Lewis became the Governor of the Louisiana Territory.

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1. There are more statues of Sacajawea than any other woman from american history
2. These people on the expedition ate candles to keep them from starving
3. Despite all the risks and dangers only 1 member died

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1. I learned that it took Lewis and Clark over 2 years to and among the 2 years they had harsh weather and painful unforgiving terrain

2. I learned that Lewis and Clark wanted to travel 8,000 miles and it happened

3. I learned that Lewis was born in 1774 and Clark was born in 1770 and they both were born in Virginia

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1. The first thing that I learned about the Lewis and Clark trip that I didn't know before were how many people actually went, it turns out a lot more people went than I thought did.
2. Only one person during the entire trip died, Sergeant Charles Floyd died because of an abdominal infection.
3. I didn't know that when they were on their way back they split up into two different groups. That doesn't seem like the safest or smartest thing so it was surprising to learn that.

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1.  I learned France Surrendered a large part of Louisiana in the Louisiana purchase.
2.  I learned Lewis collected gifts for the Native Americans, like face paint, tobacco and other stuff they liked.
3. I learned that they discovered 120 animal specimens throughout there trip.

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1. While reading, I learned that some teenagers stole Lewis's dog, and Lewis threatened to burn the teens village to the ground if he did not get the dog back.

2. Another thing I learned while reading is that almost all of the Native Americans would not hurt Lewis and Clark's Team because they had a pregnant woman on board. (Sacajawea)

3. The last thing I learned while reading the article is that only once person on Lewis and Clark's team passed away. People think the cause of death is a burst appendix, since he complained about his stomach hurting.

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1. At age 19 Clark joined the state millitia than continued onto the regular US Army, and that is where Lewis and Clark first met.

2. The Corps of  Volunteers for Northwest Discovery had a total of 45 men on this expedition.

3. Lewis and Clark split up on the way home. They were planning to meet up again in where Missori and Yellowstone connected somewhere in North Dakota.

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1. Under the threat of war Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe negotiated a deal to France to purchase the Louisiana Territory. The got about 827,000 square miles for $15 million.

2. When Lewis went to go get additional supplies for the trip he also got a bunch of gifts for the Native Americans to present along the journey. Those gifts were, beads, face paint, knives, tobacco, ivory combs, bright colored cloth, ribbons, sewing notions,  and mirrors.

3. The Corps had traveled more than 8,000 miles, produced invaluable maps and geographical information, identified at least 120 animal specimens, and 200 botanical samples, and indicated peace relations with dozens of Native American tribes.

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1. The journey was 8,000 mile journey and provided new  geological, ecological and social. information

2. Meriwether Lewis was born in Virginia in 1774 but spent most of his childhood in Georgia.

3. They identified at least 120 animal specimens and 200 botanical samples

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1: The president assigned Lewis with the task of exploring west.
2: Lewis chose Clark to be his assistant along the journey.
3: It was an 8000 mile journey.

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1.During the Lewis and Clark Expedition only one member was lost out of 45 of them although encountering many risk and dangerous things.
2. Some gifts collected along the journey entailed mirrors, face paint, sewing notions, and ivory combs
3. The way they were mostly traveling was by hollowed out logs making boats that were 55 feet long sometimes called "The barge".
4. The corps traveled or more than 8,000 miles, which lead to the making of important maps and information. Of that information included the knowledge of 120 animal specimens, as well as  200 botanical samples.
5. The last known trail the corps left was a engraving of Clark's name near Yellowstone river named Pompey's pillar.

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1. When the crew faced the treachery of the rocky mountains, they ran out of food and couldn't hunt or fish, due to the cold. After this, they were forced to eat candle sticks to stay alive.
2. Before the expedition, Lewis bought a puppy to assist them along the way of their travels. His name was Seaman, and he saved multiple crew members lives before he was kidnapped by teenage Natives, and not seen again.
3. Out of all 45 of the members, only one, Sargent Charles Floyd died of either an illness, or an appendix explosion and they crew named many landmarks and such after him, such as Floyd valley.

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I learned that Lewis studied almost every aspect of science he could find for the trip and asked Clark to join him even though Clark was his superior.
I also learned that the natives gave a lot of supplies like beads and tobacco  to the travelers.
Lastly I learned that there were 45 people and 27 of they were unmarried and that Lewis and Clark would whip them if they got out of line. They encountered 50 native american tribes (give or take).