Lewis was born in Albemarle County, Virginia, his family being neighbors to Jefferson. Like Jefferson he was a planter, a Republican (different than the modern political party), and a deist. He became an admiring protege of Jefferson long before the expedition, and was serving as paymaster of the First Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Army when Jefferson recruited him as his private corresponsence secretary at the White House on February 3, 1801. Lewis arrived on April 1, 1801 and settled in the East Room.
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Lewis and Clark were American explorers who led an expedition to explore the western portion of the United States. They did not have a permanent residence during the expedition, as they traveled extensively through the wilderness, interacting with Native American tribes and documenting the landscape.
Lewis and clark lived around 1700 to 1789
Lewis live in Charlottesville Virginia
A Native American. Okay, I know you want the answer of the Lewis and Clark expedition. They recorded their discovery of the land. They told the president about it.
Sacajawea helped lead Lewis and Clark on the expedition because she knew the land and was trying to help Luis and Clark. They also had a slave with them named York. York was there to help the travelers relationships with the Natives. He was also there to help them hunt. York was the only slave known that was allowed to carry a gun.
The Chinook Native American tribe lived along the Columbia river in Oregon. They were the Native American tribe that Lewis and Clark encountered on their expedition to the Pacific ocean.
Lewis found the lady slipper on the expedition of Lewis and clark after he slid downhill and brushed himself off...he thought it wuz a beutiful flower
The United States. Our third President - Jefferson, bought the Louisiana Purchase from France and sent Lewis and Clark to explore the new land.
Meriwether Lewis lived in Virginia for most of his early life. After his famous expedition with William Clark, he served as Governor of the Louisiana Territory, where he lived in St. Louis, Missouri. Lewis tragically died in 1809 at an inn on the Natchez Trace in Tennessee.
Sacagewea helped Lewis and Clark on their journey through the western United States. She knew her way around and was very helpful when native american tribes came up. Lewis and Clark wouldn't have been able to do it without her. Some of the areas in the northwestern U.S. probably wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for her.