Lewis And Clark Word Search
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The Lewis and Clark expedition set out in 1804 to explore the vast territory west of the Mississippi. Their group, called the Corps of Discovery, traveled up the Missouri river by keelboat, then crossed mountains and frontier wilderness on the way to the Pacific coast. A young Shoshone woman, Sacagawea, guided and interpreted for them. They filled a journal with maps and observations, and a portage meant carrying boats overland between waters. This word puzzle gathers eleven of them.
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Who was Sacagawea in this lewis and clark word search?
SACAGAWEA was a Shoshone woman who traveled with the CORPS, interpreting and guiding. Her presence also signaled peaceful intent to nations they met.
What was a portage?
A PORTAGE was the overland carry of boats and gear around a waterfall or between two rivers, some of the hardest work of the whole EXPEDITION.
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