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How did the Lewis and Clark's Expedition impact U.S. society or government? please help.!

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Anyone?!! please help

MS.SUE!!!???

Please be patient, Channy-Boo.

You tell us. What did the Lewis and Clark Expedition do?

Well they set out upon a great journey across the previously purchased Louisiana Territory. Though they had set off in 1804,but didn't return from their expedition until September 23, 1806. Toussaint's wife, was a Shoshone know as Sacagawea. Sacagawea helped to interpret when the expedition came across Shoshone indians..

Why did they go on this expedition?

Sacagawea is irrelevant to your question.

Oh okay, well they went on their expedition was to explore the Missouri River.

Why? Who sent them? What were the reasons for their explorations?

President Jefferson sent them.The expedition was to learn more about the Northwest's natural resources, inhabitants, and possibilities for settlement

Yay! You're right.

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So that's the answer to my problem?

Did you know?

Did you know that the Lewis and Clark Expedition had a profound impact on both U.S. society and government? This historic journey, which took place from 1804 to 1806, not only greatly expanded the knowledge of the American West but also paved the way for future exploration and expansion. By mapping uncharted territories, documenting new animal and plant species, and establishing relationships with indigenous tribes, Lewis and Clark's Expedition contributed to the understanding and development of the vast American frontier. Moreover, this expedition provided critical information that enabled the subsequent settlement and organization of these territories, ultimately shaping the future borders and governance of the United States. The scientific and geopolitical impacts of this remarkable journey continue to be felt to this day.