In lesson 5, we discussed the expedition of Lewis & Clark, including the many people they met along their journey. Click on the stops they made below to help you complete the short answer responses.

Question

Stops where they met people:

Omaha,
Fort Mandan, .

Camp

Bitterroot



Answer the following: Make sure to use your own words.

Part 1: Which stop did you select? Please write a sentence stating the stop you selected.

Part 2: Who did they meet at this stop?

Part 3: Write 2-3 sentences on what the interaction was like with the people they met at this stop? Did they help them? If so, how? Please use your own words.



Rubric:

1 Points: Listing the spot

1 Points: correctly answering who they met at this stop. Be sure to use your own words.

2 Points: The explanation of their interaction at this stop. Be sure to use your own words

2 Points: Correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

make this as human as possible

Answer 1

Part 1: I selected the stop at Fort Mandan.

Part 2: At Fort Mandan, Lewis and Clark met the Mandan and Hidatsa tribes.

Part 3: The interaction with the Mandan and Hidatsa people was generally positive and quite helpful. These Native American tribes welcomed the expedition and offered them food, shelter, and valuable information about the land ahead. Additionally, the tribes shared their local knowledge regarding navigation and survival, which greatly assisted Lewis and Clark in their journey westward.