Two and a half years ago, quite a few of the men in this dear town were sent on an expedition to inspect and map out the land that President Thomas Jefferson purchased. This mission was a success, despite what the people believe. I cannot lie, this journey was not easy; it was incredibly difficult, but it was worth the money you spent. We learned a lot that can help in the future, the reward we received is greater than the price you paid.
Firstly, we discovered numerous building techniques. We innovated our resources, which were scarce, to make shelters during the winter and to build new forms of transportation when it was necessary. We can use these techniques in this town, to build houses, hospitals, schools and multiple other much-needed structures. The skills we acquired saved our lives when we were deeply struggling. We departed with the tools that you generously gave to us and along the way to the Pacific, but we found other ways to make new tools and weapons. We made magnificent technological advancements, we have gained a lot from this trip. …show more content…
We traveled over mountains on horses lent to us by some very hospitable Natives. We made canoes for going upstream out of wood we found and the tools at hand. Throughout the different terrains, we had the honor of discovering 178 new plants and 122 new animal species. We also found the source of the Missouri River on this expedition. All of this was worth seeing the Pacific ocean on the other side of the mountains we climbed. It’s something that everyone needs to see, it was truly
Firstly, we discovered numerous building techniques. We innovated our resources, which were scarce, to make shelters during the winter and to build new forms of transportation when it was necessary. We can use these techniques in this town, to build houses, hospitals, schools and multiple other much-needed structures. The skills we acquired saved our lives when we were deeply struggling. We departed with the tools that you generously gave to us and along the way to the Pacific, but we found other ways to make new tools and weapons. We made magnificent technological advancements, we have gained a lot from this trip. …show more content…
We traveled over mountains on horses lent to us by some very hospitable Natives. We made canoes for going upstream out of wood we found and the tools at hand. Throughout the different terrains, we had the honor of discovering 178 new plants and 122 new animal species. We also found the source of the Missouri River on this expedition. All of this was worth seeing the Pacific ocean on the other side of the mountains we climbed. It’s something that everyone needs to see, it was truly