In May of 1804 Meriwether Lewis invited me on a expedition with William Clark with 59 other people, we set sailed on the Missouri River. When we recline on the Missouri River. Lewis stopped on a couple stops to put stuff in his journal.
September 5th, 1804 we spotted a deer with black tales cliffs upstream from the mouth of the Niobrara River in northeast Nebraska. On July 9th,1806 in Montana near Sun River we stopped and a plant with a blueish petals on it and Lewis wrote in his journal about the flower. Tower Rock marked the end of the first phase of the expedition. Having just completed the Great portage the previous day, Lewis, Droulliard John Potts and Jean Baptiste LePage set out on July 16, 1805, to explore the area where the Missouri …show more content…
They were friendly to our crew and they exchanged gifts. The chinook tribe were stationary. Because they resided along the lower and middle portions of the Columbia River. They like to fish so they mostly eat fish but sometimes they eat berries.The houses were large and made of wooden planks. They had painted walls and carved posts. However, Chinook houses and no windows.
The religion and beliefs of the Chinook tribe was based on the belief in a Great Spirit and consisted of a mythology based on protective spirits and animal deities. One of their most important rituals of the Chinook tribe was the First Salmon feast which honored the salmon. Skills that Lewis brought to the expedition was he was a trader, a leader, and a guide. Lewis was a positive character to us he was well light to us and was one of the greatest leader. Lewis’s contribution to make our country better, he was elected for governor and returned to positions of affairs.
Skills that Clark brought to the expedition as well was that he was a soldier, map maker, and a outdoorsman. Clark was a positive person to the expedition, he wanted to help everyone that needed help. Contributions that Clark had was that he was a mapmake to help everyone help where to
September 5th, 1804 we spotted a deer with black tales cliffs upstream from the mouth of the Niobrara River in northeast Nebraska. On July 9th,1806 in Montana near Sun River we stopped and a plant with a blueish petals on it and Lewis wrote in his journal about the flower. Tower Rock marked the end of the first phase of the expedition. Having just completed the Great portage the previous day, Lewis, Droulliard John Potts and Jean Baptiste LePage set out on July 16, 1805, to explore the area where the Missouri …show more content…
They were friendly to our crew and they exchanged gifts. The chinook tribe were stationary. Because they resided along the lower and middle portions of the Columbia River. They like to fish so they mostly eat fish but sometimes they eat berries.The houses were large and made of wooden planks. They had painted walls and carved posts. However, Chinook houses and no windows.
The religion and beliefs of the Chinook tribe was based on the belief in a Great Spirit and consisted of a mythology based on protective spirits and animal deities. One of their most important rituals of the Chinook tribe was the First Salmon feast which honored the salmon. Skills that Lewis brought to the expedition was he was a trader, a leader, and a guide. Lewis was a positive character to us he was well light to us and was one of the greatest leader. Lewis’s contribution to make our country better, he was elected for governor and returned to positions of affairs.
Skills that Clark brought to the expedition as well was that he was a soldier, map maker, and a outdoorsman. Clark was a positive person to the expedition, he wanted to help everyone that needed help. Contributions that Clark had was that he was a mapmake to help everyone help where to