Question
In general, how did Native Americans react to the Corps of Discovery?
(1 point)
Responses
They were generally hostile and often fought against them.
They were generally hostile and often fought against them.
They were friendly, but would not give food or shelter.
They were friendly, but would not give food or shelter.
They sought food and shelter from the Corps.
They sought food and shelter from the Corps.
They gave food, supplies, and shelter to the Corps.
(1 point)
Responses
They were generally hostile and often fought against them.
They were generally hostile and often fought against them.
They were friendly, but would not give food or shelter.
They were friendly, but would not give food or shelter.
They sought food and shelter from the Corps.
They sought food and shelter from the Corps.
They gave food, supplies, and shelter to the Corps.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most accurate response based on historical accounts is:
**They gave food, supplies, and shelter to the Corps.**
Many Native American tribes encountered by the Corps of Discovery, led by Lewis and Clark, were generally helpful and provided assistance, including food and supplies. However, reactions varied by tribe and region, with some being more cooperative than others.
**They gave food, supplies, and shelter to the Corps.**
Many Native American tribes encountered by the Corps of Discovery, led by Lewis and Clark, were generally helpful and provided assistance, including food and supplies. However, reactions varied by tribe and region, with some being more cooperative than others.