1. who was the skilled soldier and worker chosen by president jefferson to make this trek?
2. what connection does the name york have to this expedition?
3. where did the expedition begin?
4. how many miles did they travel the first 5 months?
5. how many people died during this expedition, and name them?
6. what animal did they think they may encounter while on this expedition?
7. how far did they have to carry their supplies when they reached the cascades (falls)?
8. true or false: they found source of great missouri river?
9. where was their first stop for the winter?
10. name of fort, they built when they reached their destination. how long did they stay there?
this is based on lewis and clark expedition documentary

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