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100

Who did the US buy Louisiana from?

France

100

They used bear fat to keep from getting bit by this insect.

mosquitos

100

What year did the expedition leave from St. Louis, Missouri?

1804

100

What was the name of Sacagawea's baby BOY?

Pomp or Pompy

100

What did Lewis and Clark leave behind after their trip

a journal

200

Who was secretary to Thomas Jefferson

Meriwether

200

This fort had heavy rain fall during the winter

Fort Clatsop

200

What river did the expedition begin on?

Missouri River

200

Who was the 3rd president of the United States?

Thomas Jefferson

200

What did the expedition give the Indians as a sign of peace?

a peace medal

300

How much did the United States pay for the Louisiana Territory?

15 million dollars

300

This plant was very difficult for the corp to deal with and went through their moccassins. 

prickly pear

300

How long did the return trip take?

6 months

300

Name two ways Sacagawea helped the expedition?

interpret the language, bring peace, and navigate 

300

What were 5 things that Lewis had to prepare for the journey?

medical skills, botany, astronomy, buy supplies, choose men, minerology, native customs, build keelboat boats

400

How much land did the US buy?

828,000 acres

400

One person died on the trip. What do they think he died from?

burst appendix

400

To carry a boat and its cargo around an obstacle in the river.

portage

400

This person was an excellent cook and French/Canadian.

Charbonneau

400

Who did Lewis and Clark buy horses from?

Shoshone tribe

500

What was the outcome of the Louisiana Purchase?

It doubled the size of the US

500

What was the winter like at Fort Mandan?

Extremely cold winter and blazing hot summer

500

The corps acquired horses from the Shoshone Indians to cross what mountain range?

Rocky Mountains

500

He was strong and a good hunter

York

500

This divides the United states and causes the rivers to flow to the oceans in the east and west

Continental Divide