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Louisiana Purchase and Lewis and Clark Expedition

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Thomas JeffersonThird president of the US- 1801
Agrarian DreamProposed by Jefferson for our nation to be farmers
West of the Mississippi RiverLand in which Jefferson wanted to explore
What state east of the Miss. River was not owned by the USFlorida
One million peopleLived on land between the 13 colonies and the Mississippi River
Louisiana TerritoryRegion of land between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains
Napolean BonaparteRuler of France who sells the US the Louisiana Territory
15 million dollarsLouisiana Territory is purchased for this amount
war debts to EuropeWhy does Bonaparte sell the US the Louisiana Territory
doubledThe US was increased by this amount after the sale of the Louisiana Territory
April 30, 1803Louisiana Purchase
$1The cost of an acre of land
Corps of Discoveryheaded by Lewis and Clark
Corps of Discoverygroups of 40 men and one dog who explore the west by orders of Thomas Jefferson
William ClarkSkilled mapmaker and naturalist
Merriweather Lewissoldier and researcher
1803 in MissouriLewis and Clark Exploration begins
ShoshoneThe Native American tribe in which Sacagwea belonged to
direct water route to the westJefferson's main goal of the lewis and Clark Exploration
CharbonneauSacagawea's french husband
SacagaweaTranslator, peace maker and guide also got Lewis and Clark horses to navigate the Rocky mountains
Rocky MountainsThe most treacherous part of the exploration occured here
YorkAfrican American slave who was a good hunter and accompanied L and C on the exploration
November 1805Lewis and Clark reach the Pacific Ocean
140# of maps created to help understand the NW
Friendly encountersThe Native Americans knew Lewis and Clark wanted these because they were traveling with a woman and child
journalsThese were used to keep track of L & C's findings
No direct water routethis was not found during the exploration


8th grade LD
Long Valley Middle
Long Valley

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