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Top Ten Things You Should Know...
...But Don't
Top Ten Things You
Should Know...
...But Don't
About
the
Lewis
and
Clark
Expedition
and
It's
Explorers
About the Lewis and Clark Expedition and It's Explorers
By:
Abigail
De
Lazzari-Stacey
Period
1
By: Abigail De Lazzari-Stacey Period 1
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#10: They Took Whiskey With Them.
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#9: Whenever they ran into new things, like rivers and lakes, they named them after members of the expedition and/or after what happened there or what it looks like.
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#8: After the expedition, Clark moved to St. Louis and also married successfully. He became General of Militia and Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
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#7: Lewis had a dog named Seaman and he took him on the expedition. He could've been food but he was spared.
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#6: Clark was actually older than Lewis.
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#5: Lewis was the only other person who lived in the White House besides Thomas Jefferson, the president at the time. They were close friends.
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#4: Sacagawea was married and her husband was Toussaint Charbonneau.
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#3: After the expedition Lewis became Governor of Louisiana but he was not fit for the job. He drank heavily and took drugs.
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#2: Sacagawea was only 14 years old when she met the men and also became pregnant. She carried her infant during the expedition.
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#1: Lewis was depressed at times and eventually committed suicide.
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