Louis, Missouri. Lewis kept a journal in which he recorded new plants and animals that the expedition encountered. Along the way, the expedition picked up two Native Americans, Sacagawea and Touissant Charbonneau, to serve as interpreters for the expedition. (2) In November of 1805, the expedition reached the Pacific Ocean, and built Fort Clatsop, in what is today Oregon, and spent the winter there. (2) In 1806, Lewis and Clarke each took a different route to see which way would be faster to go back to St. Louis. Lewis was accidently shot by one of the men in the expedition during a hunting trip. Lewis and Clark met up at the Missouri River, and went the rest of the way back together. After a long two years, the Lewis and Clark expedition returned to Washington as heroes. The expedition took about 8,000 miles through mountains, streams, and on foot. (2) The Lewis and Clark expedition led to one of the biggest removals of Native American’s from their lands. It would later become known as the Trail of
Louis, Missouri. Lewis kept a journal in which he recorded new plants and animals that the expedition encountered. Along the way, the expedition picked up two Native Americans, Sacagawea and Touissant Charbonneau, to serve as interpreters for the expedition. (2) In November of 1805, the expedition reached the Pacific Ocean, and built Fort Clatsop, in what is today Oregon, and spent the winter there. (2) In 1806, Lewis and Clarke each took a different route to see which way would be faster to go back to St. Louis. Lewis was accidently shot by one of the men in the expedition during a hunting trip. Lewis and Clark met up at the Missouri River, and went the rest of the way back together. After a long two years, the Lewis and Clark expedition returned to Washington as heroes. The expedition took about 8,000 miles through mountains, streams, and on foot. (2) The Lewis and Clark expedition led to one of the biggest removals of Native American’s from their lands. It would later become known as the Trail of