Exploring the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis & Clark Expedition
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This worksheet provides source analysis activities focused on the Lewis & Clark expedition during the Louisiana Purchase. Students will analyze a primary source, considering its content, provenance, and usefulness.
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Exploring the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis & Clark Expedition
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Source Analysis: The Lewis & Clark Expedition
Source A: Journal Entry by Meriwether Lewis
"Our journey into the vast Louisiana Territory has opened new horizons for the young nation. We face many hardships, but the promise of discovering new lands and establishing American presence is worth the effort. The Native tribes we encounter are diverse, some welcoming, others cautious. The land is rich, with rivers, mountains, and plains that seem endless. Our mission is to chart this uncharted territory and report back on its resources and inhabitants. The journey is difficult, but it marks a new chapter in American expansion." Provenance: Meriwether Lewis, 1804, personal journal entry during the expedition
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- 1/1/2026
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