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Lewis and Clark did run out of food at times. In their journals there were entries that stated they had to kill the horses in order to have food to survive.
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Why did Lewis and Clark build a fort?
Lewis and Clark built fort(s) for security and to store their supplies.
Why did Lewis and clark build fort?
Lewis and Clark built fort(s) for security and to store their supplies.
What did Lewis and Clark do to prepare for their expedition?
Lewis bought $2500 worth of supplies that was about 2 tons.
What preparations did Lewis and Clark do for their expedition?
Lewis bought $2500 worth of supplies that was about 2 tons.
What supplies did Lewis and Clark not need on the expedition and why?
I'm not quite sure
What landforms did Lewis and Clark run in to?
Lewis and Clark encountered a variety of landforms during their expedition, including mountains (Rocky Mountains), rivers (Missouri and Columbia River), plains (Great Plains), forests (Pacific Northwest), and canyons (Hells Canyon). They also faced challenges crossing the rugged terrain of the American West.
What made Lewis and Clark's expedition difficult?
No roads, no maps, no known sources of supplies.
What famous explorers did Sacagawea travel with?
she traveled with Lewis and clark
What is the tribe of Shoshone?
The Shoshone tribe was a peaceful tibe encountered by lewis and clark in august 1805... they lived in teepees and traded hoarses for other supplies with lewis and clark... also sacagawea was in this tribe
Did Lewis and Clark run from animals?
there was 1 grizzly bear attack that they ran from
What did Lewis and Clark fear?
Lewis and Clark feared Native American attacks, harsh weather conditions, food shortages, illness, and potential conflicts with rival European powers during their expedition to explore the western United States.
What were some supplies that got in the way on the Lewis and Clark expedition?
would someone please give me a list of supplies not needed. i search it up, and it ells me what they brought with them. . . -
