People
Native American
Expedition
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100

Shoshone Indian who was captured by the Hidatsa that would accompany the expedition

Who was Sacajawea? 

100

The expedition encountered this tribe at the confluence of the Missouri and Bad Rivers. 

Who were the Teton Sioux? 

100

Lewis & Clark believed that these items were the most important to pack for the expedition 

What were writing paper, ink, and pens? 

100

A waterway across North America connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

What was the Northwest Passage?

100

The Mississippi River was used for years with permission from Spain, by the United States, until this country gained control of Louisiana causing President Jefferson concern that might not continue

Who was France? 

200

Selected to be the co-captain on the Corps of Discovery

Who was William Clark? 

200

This Shoshone chief provided horses and other things to the Corps of Discovery likely for the primary because he was the brother of Sacajawea.  

Who was Chief Cameahwait? 

200

At the confluence of these two rivers, Lewis and Clark believed that the group should stay left (south). Everyone else on the expedition believed they should go right (north) 

What are the Missouri and Marias Rivers? 

200

Place where rivers of equal size come together

What is a confluence? 

200

President Jefferson viewed the United States as a nation of this type of people

What are farmers? 

300

Leader of the Shoshone and brother to Sacajawea

Who was Chief Cameahwait? 

300

To person was selected to join the Corps of Discovery to serve as a peace symbol, interpreter, and guide.

Who was Sacajawea?  

300

The Corps of Discovery didn't accomplish this mission objective

What was finding the Northwest Passage? 

300

Where a river begins

What is a headwaters? 

300

Lewis went up this river to find the Northwest Passage on the return trip

What is the Marias River? 

400

First European to reach the Pacific Ocean traveling overland in the Northwest

Who was Alexander Mackenzie? 

400

Finding and digging for roots to feed the expedition in the Bitterroot Mountains. Diving into a rushing river to rescue the journals of Lewis & Clark, and strongly influencing talks with the Shoshone to get horses.

What were some significant contributions Sacajawea made to the expedition? 

400

This landmark let Lewis know that he and Clark had chosen the right course 

What are the Great Falls? 

400

God given consent to spread ideals that define civilization (In U.S.A., Agriculture, Private Enterprise, Christianity etc.) 

What is Manifest Destiny? 

400

Locate the Northwest Passage, Map the territory of the Missouri all the way to the Pacific Ocean, Record all of the plant and animal life especially those that don't exist East of the Mississippi, Make friends with the Nations and establish trade networks with them, Let everyone know this land now belongs to the United States 

What were President Jefferson's 5 main objectives for the expedition? 

500

Member of the Corps of Discovery that turned around to head back to Louisiana to trap with two men from Illinois. 

Who was John Colter? 

500

These Native Americans took in the expedition and showed them how to make canoes. 

Who are the Nez Perce? 

500

Clark explored this river on the return trip

What is the Yellowstone River? 

500

Economic System where privately owned businesses carry on trade for profit

What is Capitalism? 

500

Without the help of these people, the expedition probably never would have been completed 

Who were the Native Americans? 

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