The Lewis & Clark Expedition
Name:Period:Date:The Lewis & Clark Expedition1. Name the 2 rivers that the Corps of Discovery traveled most of their journey on.2a. How many members of the expedition were there?2b. How many members of the expedition die?2c. Where does the Corps of Discovery stay their first winter of the expedition?3. Describe 3 ways in which Sacagawea helps the expedition.4. Name 3 hardships/challenges that the Lewis & Clark Expedition faced on theirjourney.5. What were 5 major effects or outcomes of the Lewis & Clark Expedition?
Name:Period:The Lewis & Clark Expedition
1. Name the 2 rivers that the Corps of Discovery traveled most of their journey on.MISSOURICOLUMBIA2a. How many members of the expedition were there?THE NUMBER VARIED DURING THE COURSE OF THE EXPEDITION THERE WERE 33 WHO COMPLETED THE JOURNEY FROM FT. MANDAN TO THEWEST COAST AND BACK.ABOUT 50-55 LEFT ST. LOUIS, MO.ABOUT 10 OF THESE WERE SIGNED ON “ONLY” TO STAY THROUGH THE 1stWINTER.2b. How many members of the expedition die?1 (believed to be an appendicitis)DON’T NEED TO WRITE DOWN:Lewis- shot by accident by other member of Corps on return trip.Encounter with Blackfeet tribe was deadly—When they tried to steal the Corps’ horses and guns, 2 members of the tribewere killed.2c. Where does the Corps of Discovery stay their first winter of the expedition?WITH THE MANDAN INDIANS (IN FORT MANDAN).3. Describe 3 ways in which Sacagawea helps the expedition.
HELPED FIND FOOD FOR THE MEMBERS.HELPED GUIDE EXPEDITION IN SHOSHONE AREA.SAVED SOME MATERIALS WHEN BOAT TIPPED OVER.HELPED TRANSLATE NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES.Helped them get horses from Shoshone4. Name 3 hardships/challenges that the Lewis & Clark Expedition faced on theirjourney. A long journey of thousands of miles.
Had to carry/provide most of their own food and other supplies.Going upstream on the Missouri for much of journey.Danger from Native Americans (although most were helpful).Danger from the elements/weather/terrain.Danger from wild animals.5. What were 5 major effects or outcomes of the Lewis & Clark Expedition?1. First good maps of the L.T.2. First contact with several Native American tribes by representatives of U.S.government.3. Proved no all-water route to the Pacific Ocean.4. Returned with new scientific knowledge/samples from the West.5. Increased interest in the new territory around the U.S.Monument at Meriwether Lewis’ Gravesite.It has a “broken” column- to symbolize a life cut short.
According to William Clark: "It requires 4 deer, or an elk and a deer, or onebuffalo to supply us for 24 hours." Additionally, 193 pounds of "portable soup"were ordered as an emergency ration when stores ran out and game wasscarce or unavailable. The soup was produced by boiling a broth down to agelatinous consistency, then further drying it until it was rendered quite hardand desiccated. Not exactly a favorite with the men of the Corps, it nonethelesssaved them from near starvation on a number of occasions.Each man consumed nine pounds of meat per day, when available, and thedesignated hunters of the Corps were kept busy throughout the journey.Raymond Darwin Burroughs tallied the quantity of game killed and consumedduring the course the expedition:Deer (all species combined) 1,001Elk 375Bison 227Antelope 62Bighorned sheep 35Bears, grizzly 43Bears, black 23Beaver (shot or trapped) 113Otter 16Geese and Brant 104Grouse (all species) 46Turkeys 9Plovers 48Wolves (only one eaten) 18Indian dogs (purchased and consumed) 190Horses 12*** Note almost 1,000 calories in a pound of beef.
Today, the recommended amount of calories per day is:2,000 per day for a woman2,500 per day for a manMichael Phelps (Olympic swimmer) consumed about 12,000 calories per daywhen training for Olympics.(From "The Natural History of the Lewis and Clark Expedition". Michigan StateUniversity Press, 1995)This list does not include the countless smaller or more exotic animals that werecaptured and eaten by the Corps, such as hawk, coyote, fox, crow, eagle,gopher, muskrat, seal, whale blubber, turtle, mussels, crab, salmon, and trout.Nor does it enumerate the unfamiliar varieties of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms,seeds, and nuts that were found to be edible. However, all are mentioned in theJournals along with detailed and sometimes lively accounts of accompanyingadventures.
The Lewis & Clark Expedition 1. Name the 2 rivers that the Corps of Discovery traveled most of their journey on. 2a. How many members of the expedition were there? 2b. How many members of the expedition die? 2c. Where does the Corps of Discovery stay their first winter of the expedi
The Journals of Lewis and Clark. By Meriwether Lewis and and William Clark, 1804-1806. Note: These Journals are from May 14, 1804, the day the expedition left the Mississippi River, to September 26, 1806, a day or two after they arrived back in St. Louis. It includes all possible Journal entries of Lewis and Clark. Most of the "courses andFile Size: 4MBPage Count: 1023Explore furtherJournal Entries from the Lewis and Clark Expeditionwww.lewisandclarkexhibit.orgThe Journals of Lewis and Clark, by Meriwether Lewis and .www.gutenberg.orgThe Journals of the Lewis & Clark Expedition Center for .www.unl.eduHome Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expeditionlewisandclarkjournals.unl.eduJournal Excerpts Discovering Lewis & Clarklewis-clark.orgRecommended to you b
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