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What was important about the work of Lewis and Clark? (1 point)

1. It enabled Americans to learn more about the land and Native Americans in the South.
2. It enabled Americans to learn more about the land and Native Americans in the North.
3. It enabled Americans to learn more about the land and Native Americans in the Southwest
4. It enabled Americans to learn more about the land and Native Americans in the Middle and Northwest.

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The correct answer is: 4. It enabled Americans to learn more about the land and Native Americans in the Middle and Northwest.

Lewis and Clark's expedition (1804-1806) explored the territories of the Louisiana Purchase, primarily focusing on the lands west of the Mississippi River, which included regions that are now part of the Middle and Northwestern United States. Their journey provided valuable information about geography, biology, and the various Native American tribes in those areas.