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What was the name of the camp Lewis and Clark established to winter in?
There were three winter camps made on the expedition. One winter fort was Fort Mandan. The other was Fort Clatsop. Fort Clatsop was the fort made after reaching the Pacific and before beginning the journey back. I am still trying the find the other fort.
Did the Iroquois people live in teepee?
No. The Iroquois were an eastern woodlands tribe who resided in the northeastern area of North America and Canada. They stayed in one place. Tepees were used by the plains tribes so they could move camps and follow the herds. They usually had summer camps and winter camps.
Why were the early tourist in Florida called tin can tourist?
They came down to over winter in their RV's little and/or pull behind trailers or stayed in rented mini mobile homes in the RV camps
What were the concentration camps like at night?
In the winter is was very cold.
How did Lewis and Clark survive in the wilderness?
Lewis and Clark survived in the wilderness through careful planning, resourcefulness, and collaboration with Native American tribes. They relied on a variety of skills, including hunting, fishing, and foraging for edible plants. The Corps of Discovery also built canoes and established camps, while using maps and navigational tools to guide their journey. Their ability to adapt to changing conditions and leverage local knowledge was crucial to their success.
How did Lewis and clarke survive harsh winters?
Lewis and Clark survived harsh winters through careful planning, resourcefulness, and teamwork. They established winter camps, like Fort Mandan in 1804, where they could find shelter and store supplies. The expedition relied on hunting, fishing, and trading with Native American tribes for food, while also preserving food through methods like drying. Additionally, their strong leadership and collaboration helped maintain morale and ensure the group's survival during challenging conditions.
What are lumber camps?
lumber camps were a cluster of shanties deep in the woods. the men that stayed there would spend all winter cutting down trees. in the spring they would make a raft out of the logs they had cut down and float it down the river. this raft was called a log boom. the logs would be taken to the nearest city and loaded on ships to be taken to where the loggs were needed.
What is the dwellings of the chipewyan?
The Chipewyan Indians moved from winter camps to summer camps. Their primary dwellings were redwood structures that were cone shaped.
What percent of people stayed alive in a concentration camp?
around just 8% of Jews survived concentration camps.
How did the crow tribe build their home?
The Crow were a plains tribe so they use teepees to be able to move camps to follow the buffalo herds and to move from winter camps to summer camps.
How long did people stay at the Holocaust camps?
People sometimes were in concentration camps for a very short period, but usually because they were killed as soon as they arrived. Others were held in the camps for years, until the Allies rescued them or they eventually died from the horrific conditions they were forced to endure.
Did the Native Americans live in tepees?
Plains tribes had tepees because they moved camps to follow the buffalo herds and camp in winter and summer camps. Western tribes did not use tepees.
