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first European to reach the Pacific traveling overland in the Northwest Alexander Mackenzie
Geographer of almost 2 million square miles of the northwest region. David Thompson
eyewitness to Lewis’s encounter with the Blackfeet on the Marias River Wolf Calf
Shoshone Indian who helped the Corps of discovery acquire horses Sacagawea
first European visitor to present-day Yellowstone National Park John Colter
the place where rivers of equal size come together confluence
a tool to find the angle between the angle between the sun or North Star and the horizon sextant
where a river begins headwaters
people are native to a particular land indigenous
clock used for navigational purposes chronometer
The first European explorers searched for the Northwest Passage because they came from ()-() countries, which favored () ship-building, waterways
The last part of North America to be mapped by explorers was () to the () ocean Montana, Pacific
As he helped Meriwether Lewis prepare for his western expedition, Thomas Jefferson read the () account of ()() exploration, Alexander Mackenzie
One of the main reasons Thomas Jefferson wanted more land was because he wanted to create a nation of ()() small farmers
The Shoshone helped the Corps of Discovery mainly because the leader of their band was Sacagawea’s () brother
Lewis did not allow the French Canadian Larocque to come with them because he didn't want to ()anyone representing other countries include
David Thompson was different from other explorers because he lived in the () and () it over a long period region, mapped
The fur trading companies of the time mainly wanted () pelts beaver
The main differences between most explorers and the Corps of Discovery were most explorers worked for various () and fur companies trade
The main differences between most explorers and the Corps of Discovery were The Corps of Discovery was a () expedition working for the () military, government
The main differences between most explorers and the Corps of Discovery were most of the trappers lived in the region for a long period of () time
The salish who met Clark and his party of seven thought they were in () because of their short hair mourning
The Salish who met Clark and his party of seven thought they had been in () with an enemy battle
The salish who met Clark and his party of seven thought they were () because of their ragged clothing poor
The new people arriving in the West had different ideas than Indians about how () should be used land
The new people arriving in the West had different ideas than Indians about The importance of () trade
The new people arriving in the West had different ideas than Indians about an () system economic
According to Wolf Calf, the Blackfeet did not pursue Lewis on the Marias because they were just as () of Lewis and his men frightened
Before John Colter became a fur trapper, he was a member of the () of () Corps Discovery
The desire for fur changed the West because it increased Indians dependence on () goods trade
The desire for fur changed the West because it was no longer just an obstacle to the () ocean Pacific
The desire for fur changed the West because it brought () to the region settlers
The Corps of Discovery accomplished all of the following () the land they crossed mapping
The Corps of Discovery accomplished all of following meeting with () people native
The Corps of Discovery accomplished all of the following cataloging () and () animals, plants
The Corp of Discovery’s experiences in present-day Montana are important for all of the following reasons They spent more () here than anywhere else time
The Corp of Discovery’s experiences in present-day Montana are important for all of the following reasons They made more () here than anywhere else discoveries
The Corp of Discovery’s experiences in present-day Montana are important for all of the following reasons they gained the help and goodwill of most of the the () tribes they met Indian
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