Who went on the Lewis and Clark journey?

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There were 33 individuals on the expedition, plus Sacajawea.

Both went to places unknown and full of dangers.

Lewis and Clark journeyed to the pacific ocean

She had no choice but to go on the Journey with Lewis & Clark!

they went on a journey where no man has gone and they left to seek more land I believe

to explore the Mississippi river and a route to the Pacific ocean

Yes Lewis and Clark met many Native Americans on their journey. The Lewis and Clark Expedition began in 1804 and ended in 1806.

To get ready for their journey Lewis and Clark spent $2,000 for the Natives so that they can show them that they are friendly and come in peace.

William clark of the Lewis and clark journey

Lewis and Clark crossed the Appilation mountains during there trip.

Lewis and Clark Great Journey West - 2002 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-G

Well it was Thomas Jefferson who originally sent them on their journey to the coast, so I would imagine that he would have wanted to be kept updated on their progress and what they saw as they went about their journey.

It was not an African American who helped guide Lewis and Clark on their expedition. It was a Native American. However, Sacagawea was the one who helped them with their journey.

Lewis and Clark The Journey of the Corps of Discovery - 1997 TV is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG

No, they did not. But they did write a documentary about wha they have seen, but you won't get that anywhere because it all went to president Thomas Jefferson.

she guide Lewis and clark through there journey.

she was a translator for them.

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It is unknown what exact illness Sacajawea had but she did recover. Sacajawea was pregnant during her journey with Lewis and Clark and almost died during childbirth.

Lewis and Clark The Journey of the Corps of Discovery - 1997 TV was released on: USA: 4 November 1997

Their were 2000 miles that Lewis and Clark had to travel

William Clark (assuming you're talking about the Lewis and Clark expedition)

York, Sacajawea, and Lewis's men went with them. Other people might have gone too.

The purpose of the Lewis and Clark expedition, or Corps of Discovery , was to find a water route to the Pacific Ocean.

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they walked SMART ONE.

She navigated most of their journey

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No, Lewis and Clark went by ships and wagons pulled by oxen.

National Geographic Specials - 1964 Lewis and Clark Great Journey West was released on: USA: 2003

Lewis And Clark Hunted bear, birds, and gathered plants, but it desperate times, they ate their own candles.

Lewis and Clark went on the expedition to find the pacific oceon and explore the west.

Meriwether Lewis was 29 years old and William Clark was 33.

First of all, it was Meriwhether Lewis who was assigned to explore the West. Clark would offer to join up with the Discovery Corps weeks after Meriwether Lewis started his journey in Pittsburgh (yes, that's right, Pittsburgh, not St. Louis. Check out the related link to the Lewis and Clark Journals for that TRUE fact) And Lewis began his journey in 1803.

The Lewis and Clark expedition took place in Platys burgh

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They met Sacagawea, and she helped them by translating.

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they landed at the mouth of the columbia river

They were looking for many =things

they met Sacajawea while passing through an Indian village. she had a husband who was a trapper. Lewis and clark hired them to help on the journey

The Lewis and Clark Trail is a highway. The path of the highway follows the approximate path of the journey taken by explorers Lewis and Clark. There is also a hiking trail called the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. This route goes across 3,700 miles from Illinois to Oregon.

Lewis and Clark kept such detailed journals because just in case someone finds their journals they will what Lewis and Clark went through to accomplish their expedition.