Question

Help with Lewis and Clark's Expedition?

Answer 1

@Surana I have this chart and it's asking me for a bunch of information on Lewis, Clark, York and another person.

Answer 2

Show me the chart.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Well, let's get the most obvious points out of the way. Lewis and Clark were prominently remembered for the whole thing. It charted a bunch of land and brought new territory to the United States.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Okay yeah, I think that ichigo basically summed it up here.

Answer 7

this is 8th grade flvs, not "proffesser" i did ths assighnmnet

Answer 8

would you like my file

Answer 9

I got this; (about York)
"Although York was a slave, he participated in the expedition in much the same way as the others. He was allowed to use a gun to hunt and he often completed work tasks alongside the men. York was described as large and muscular. Many Native Americans were interested in York because they had never seen a black man before. In one instance, Lewis was able to persuade a group of Shoshone to trade with him by promising them a look at York. When the expedition ended, York remained Clark’s slave for at least 10 more years before he was granted his freedom."

So with that I can say his background is African-American Slave.
Personality: He seems like a good guy, a loyal person and his looks were intimidating, right?
His role was helping the guys out and hunting.
He interacted with others by helping them out, and it says he remained as Clark's slave 10 years so that's a plus, no?

Answer 10

No I don't want to cheat it out, I actually want to learn, surprisingly.

Answer 11

Okay, yeah, that's a good start.

Answer 12

Thank you I'll put it in

Answer 13

I need more information on the others though

Answer 14

Let me see...

Answer 15

Oh, they charted much of the future Louisiana Territory. That's something.

Answer 16

http://lewisclark.net/ This might help.

Answer 17

That helped for Lewis a lot!
I found this: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nwa/sacajawea.html basically I'm using a bunch of different websites and not the notes provided for me, oh joy. XD

Answer 18

That's great!

Answer 19

What could I put in the "feelings" part for her?

Answer 20

That I'm not all to sure of.

Answer 21

Try her personality.

Answer 22

is your teacher Mr. henkel

Answer 23

No. & http://prntscr.com/7he5lu can I say that she seemed like she wanted to go?

Answer 24

Her tribes offered horses so that's a support in transportation and that can be put in how she interacted w/ other people I think..

Answer 25

Yeah, you could say that. "Reasonable, eager to adventure" or something like that.

Answer 26

That's good thank you :)

Answer 27

:D Anything else?

Answer 28

Some info for Clark, I haven't done anything for him yet. This is what I have put together so far. http://prntscr.com/7he9uf

Answer 29

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Answer 30

Clark was the leader, if I remember correctly.

Answer 31

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Answer 32

There I'm pretty sure that's all the screenshots

Answer 33

That looks good.

Answer 34

Yeah, okay so I finished with Sacagawea and York. I have one thing down for Lewis I need to finish all of Clark and 3-4 more for Lewis.

Answer 35

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Answer 36

Okay, I would do that from the perspective of whoever you have more information about.

Answer 37

I am pretty sure I have to do one for all of them. Great.

Answer 38

Okay...

Answer 39

Do the one that's easiest first.

Answer 40

I'm doing Lewis' right now and I finished the chart. Can you help me a bit with Clark's paragraph? I already feel comfortable with York and Sacagawea.

Answer 41

Sorry I wasn't here earlier.

Answer 42

Did you succeed?

Answer 43

I finished it all then my computer decided to shut down and I didn't have a chance to save the file. :))))