Write 2 journals, one from the perspective of either Lewis or Clark and one (1) other from someone else on the expedition.

What were the feelings, thoughts and observations?
● How was the interaction between the individuals and surroundings?
● What could be some obstacles they faced?
● How was the use of language in that time (early 1800s)?
● Lewis had a background in botany, what would his journal be like?
● Imagine yourself in the individual’s life to make the entry as realistic as possible.

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