As a team (although Lewis was the primary agent), Lewis and Clark influenced no less significant a person than the President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, in their attempt to help the United States grow both territorially and economically. With their wilderness and leadership experience as legitimizing factors, Lewis and Clark were instrumental in decisions made by the American government to look carefully westwards for opportunities to expand as a nation.
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They set the stage for the westward expansion. Because of them, the USA now reaches from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
The expedition explored the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase territory, inaugurating the idea if manifest destiny and setting the stage for westward expansion.
Native Americans had varied reactions to Lewis and Clark's expedition. Some tribes viewed the explorers with curiosity and hospitality, seeing them as potential allies or trade partners. Others were wary or hostile, perceiving the expedition as a threat to their land and way of life. Overall, the encounters highlighted the complex dynamics of cultural exchange and conflict during this period of American expansion.
Carl Lewis is not married.
Expansion and settlement. Jefferson founded the corps of discovery(lewis and clark) to settle the lands gained though the Louisana Purchase
Westward expansion of U.S. holdings and influence. It ultimately lead to the fulfillment of the notion of Manifest Destiny and the expansion of the United States to the whole of it's current domain between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
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Wilfred Lewis has written: 'Federal fiscal policy in the postwar recessions'
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Lewis D Solomon has written: 'From Athens to America' -- subject(s): Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Policy sciences, Moral and ethical aspects of Social policy, Policy sciences, Social ethics, Social policy, Virtue
Mervyn Lewis has written: 'Monetary economics' -- subject(s): Monetary policy, Money
Lewis A. Gunn has written: 'Options analysis' 'Models of policy-making' 'Problem definition'
Robert Lewis Koehl has written: 'RKFDV: German resettlement and population policy, 1939-1945'
William Russell Lewis has written: 'Rome or Brussels ...?' -- subject(s): Economic policy, European Economic Community