Asked by Channy-Boo

How did the Lewis and Clark's Expedition impact U.S. society or government? please help.!
Answered by Channy-Boo
Anyone?!! please help
Answered by Channy-Boo
MS.SUE!!!???
Answered by Ms. Sue
Please be patient, Channy-Boo.

You tell us. What did the Lewis and Clark Expedition do?
Answered by Channy-Boo
Well they set out upon a great journey across the previously purchased Louisiana Territory. Though they had set off in 1804,but didn't return from their expedition until September 23, 1806. Toussaint's wife, was a Shoshone know as Sacagawea. Sacagawea helped to interpret when the expedition came across Shoshone indians..
Answered by Ms. Sue
Why did they go on this expedition?

Sacagawea is irrelevant to your question.
Answered by Channy-Boo
Oh okay, well they went on their expedition was to explore the Missouri River.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Why? Who sent them? What were the reasons for their explorations?

Answered by Channy-Boo
President Jefferson sent them.The expedition was to learn more about the Northwest's natural resources, inhabitants, and possibilities for settlement
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yay! You're right.

:-)
Answered by Channy-Boo
So that's the answer to my problem?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes. Combine all that you wrote. Edit, rewrite and turn it in.
Answered by Ms. Sue
You can keep Sacagawea since she was one of the few women who history has recorded as contributing to the U.S.

Answered by Channy-Boo
Okay. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! you are the BEST MS.SUE!!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're very welcome, Channy-Boo.

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