CharactersObstaclesJourneyTrue/FalseVocab

Characters - 10 A Newfoundland dog, owned by Lewis and a faithful member to the expedition.

Characters– 10 Seaman

Characters– 20 The man who bought territory from France’s leader, Napoleon, and started the expedition

Characters–20 Thomas Jefferson

Characters–30 The chief of the Shoshone tribe was also who?

Characters–30 Cameahwait—Sacagawea’s brother

Characters–40 Describe Sacagawea with 2 facts *BONUS* include words that describe a character trait (ex: “patient” or “persistent”) as if you were to say “Sacagawea is ________.”

Characters–40 Possible answers: Shoshone indian Symbol of peace Teenager during expedition Mother; traveled with a baby Interpreter/guide **Courageous—Caring—Helpful

Characters–50 Choose one of the following: Lewis Clark Explain one special trait/skill he had.

Characters–50 Answers will vary… EX: LewisClark Scientific Cartographer/Map-maker (recorded (created maps of the land) animals/plants)

Obstacles–10 Define a physical obstacle/system

Obstacles–10 An obstacle or barrier found in the natural surroundings and environment

Obstacles–20 Define a human obstacle/system

Obstacles–20 An obstacle/barrier found within the relationship of humans and the environment; people need to adapt to their surroundings in order to overcome these types of obstacles.

Obstacles–30 How did Lewis and Clark’s crew overcome the obstacle of “The Great Falls?”

Obstacles–30 The crew had to disassemble their boats/supplies, and they went around the falls.

Obstacles—40 How did the crew overcome the Rocky Mountains? *BONUS* Who played a key role in this solution?

Obstacles–40 They received horses from the Shoshone tribe. The horses would help carry the crew through the mountains. *Sacagawea

Obstacles–50 Which Native American tribe was hostile (angry, mean) toward Lewis and Clark?

Obstacles–50 Teton Sioux

Journey–10 The mode of transportation that the crew traveled with during the first half of their trip (before the mountains).

Journey–10 Keelboat; canoes

Journey–20 Animals that were often seen or hunted

Journey–20 elk, buffalo, beaver

Journey–30 This person was a fur trader, interpreter, and Sacagawea’s husband

Journey–30 Charbonneau

Journey–40 There were many techniques and “tools for survival” that the crew used for their journey. Name one of them *BONUS* briefly explain what they did or how the tool was made.

Journey–40 **Answers will vary** Tanning animal skins Making bullets Making canoes Making candles

Journey–50 Explain an impact that Lewis and Clark had on the United States. In other words, how did Lewis and Clark’s expedition affect us today?

Journey–50 **Answers will vary** Showed perseverance Scientific records Connections with Native American tribes Mapped routes out West; potential migration

True/False–10 Lewis was chosen by Jefferson to lead the expedition out West.

True/False—10 TRUE

True/False–20 One of the goals of the expedition was to journal everything they saw

True/False–20 TRUE

True/False–30 Disease and encountering Native Americans are physical obstacles

True/False–30 FALSE

True/False–40 Lewis and Clark learned a lot about Native Americans and their cultures

True/False–40 TRUE

True/False–50 The journey started in 1803 and ended in 1812

True/False–50 FALSE

Vocab–10 A journey taken with a specific objective or purpose

Vocab–10 Expedition

Vocab–20 The alternative name for Lewis and Clark’s crew/expedition

Vocab–20 Corps of Discovery

Vocab–30 The territory acquired from France in 1803

Vocab–30 Louisiana Purchase

Vocab–40 The name of the hopeful water route connecting the Atlantic ocean (East) to the Pacific Ocean (West) across the continent. Many leaders were trying to find, including Jefferson. *BONUS* Did Lewis and Clark find it?

Vocab–40 Northwest Passage *No

Vocab–50 What city did the expedition set out from? *BONUS* What modern day state did Lewis and Clark’s journey end at?

Vocab–50 St. Louis *Oregon