101. " Lewis And Clark Expedition Was High Point For Clark's Slave " lewis and clark expedition was High Point for clark’s Slave. byEvelyn Boswell. 12/09/98 BOZEMAN Traveling with the lewis and http://www.montana.edu/wwwpb/univ/york.html

Campus Business Sports Nature/Resources ... Students Montana State University Communications Services by Evelyn Boswell BOZEMAN York’s existence at other times was marred by beatings and a master who refused to let the slave live with his wife. York knew from childhood what it was like to be the personal property of another. Clark referred to him as "My boy" even when York was in his 30s. "The best and the worst of a slave’s life constituted York’s personal world," Philip Morgan told a packed hall during his lecture on "York’s World: Slavery and the Lewis and Clark Expedition." Morgan is a professor at the College of William and Mary, editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and an expert in early American slavery. He was the first speaker in a series of free lectures on "The World of Lewis and Clark: Montana, the West and America in the Late 18th and Early 19th Century." The other lectures will be given at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 and March 4 at the Museum of the Rockies. York was born in Caroline County in the early 1770s. He lived near the York River, and his early life was probably typical of the other 200,000 slaves in Virginia at the time, Morgan said. That would have meant that he, as a child, ran "essentially naked and barefoot most of the year." His diet would have been high in starch and low in protein. He undoubtedly lived in a drafty, dark cabin surrounded by a dirt yard.

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Lewis and Clark Expedition By the end of the eighteenth century the United States was starting to expand in a westward direction. In 1803, the United States took a giant step westward when she bought, from France, a vast area of land west of the Mississippi. This was the Louisiana Purchase, which moved the westward boundary of the country approximately to the present eastern border of the state of Idaho. President Jefferson, long interested in the territory that lay beyond the Mississippi River, selected his personal secretary, Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809), to head up an expedition. Lewis chose his friend William Clark (1770-1838) to share the leadership with him. Both Lewis and Clark were relatively young for such an important assignment. Clark was twenty-nine and Lewis was thirty-three when the party left St. Louis on May 14, 1804. The first two months of the journey it rained often. One day would be hot and humid, and the next cold and windy. Sudden rain squalls would turn the Missiouri into a furious, roaring river that tossed their boats against riverbanks and onto sand bars. To add to the misery, they were constantly under attack by snakes, ticks, and mosquitos. Despite it all, they had arrived near the present site of Omaha, Nebraska by the end of July. Near the end of October the expedition reached the land of the Mandans, and prepared to winter over near the present city of Mandan, North Dakota. Here they built a few rooms for living and a couple of large store-rooms, all enclosed by an 18-foot stockade. The winter of 1804-1805 was spent preparing gear and equipment for the spring departure.

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Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION Early in 1803, President Thomas Jefferson commissioned Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, both experienced soldiers, to explore what is now the northwestern United States. He requested detailed observations about natural resources and transcontinental routes, also instructing the leaders to contact Indian tribes. The Louisiana Purchase soon gave the expedition new urgency; almost nothing was known about the vast addition of land west of the Mississippi River. In May 1804, Lewis and Clark's party of nearly fifty men set out from St. Louis. They headed up the Missouri River and at the onset of winter reached the site of present-day Bismarck, North Dakota, where they constructed a fort. At this time Sacagawea, a Shoshone woman, joined the expedition as a guide and translator. In 1805, the group followed the Missouri westward to its headwaters and then crossed the Rocky Mountains and proceeded along the Salmon, Snake, and Columbia rivers to the Pacific Ocean. On their return in 1806, Clark and Lewis separated and found two more passes over the Rockies. Once reunited, they continued down the Missouri to St. Louis, arriving with abundant painstaking notes and drawings of the geography of the region and the wildlife and inhabitants they had encountered. See also Exploration of North America Louisiana Purchase and map Site Map I Partners I Press Releases I Company Home I

105. Links To Lewis And Clark Expedition Of 1804 -1805 Sites For Nebraska Teachers Links to lewis and clark expedition of 1804 1805 Sites for Nebraska Teachers.List of lewis and clark sites. Bibliography of the lewis and clark expedition. http://www.nde.state.ne.us/SS/lewisandclark.html

Links to Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804 -1805 Sites for Nebraska Teachers List of Lewis and Clark sites Bibliography of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Lewis and Clark Expedition Facts and Stories What was happening with the Corps of Discovery when they were near modern-day towns and cities ... Lewis and Clark Online Base Camp Encamped in uncharted territory, Lewis and Clark surely wondered what lay beyond the crackle and hiss of each nights' campfire - and what lay ahead. Gather around the flames for National Geographic tales of this historic high adventure. The Lewis and Clark Expedition American Treasures of the Library of Congress Corp of Discovery The "Corps of Discovery" departed from St. Louis on May 14,1804. In a span of 28 months, they covered 8,000 miles, developed friendships with the Native Americans and learned how to survive in some of America's most beautiful and treacherous territories. Join us now, as we "Re-live the Adventure" of Lewis and Clark. Discovering Lewis and Clark Discovering Lewis and Clark is about the issues and values inherent in the Northwest as Lewis and Clark saw it, and some of the ways in which changing visions over the past 200 years have affected the land and the people.

106. Lewis And Clark In Montana Before Settlement; lewis and clark at National Geographic; lewis andclark expedition Washington State University; Travelers Rest http://www.travel.state.mt.us/landc2.htm

MONTANA KIDS WILDLIFE WINTER PLAN A MONTANA ... To A Friend Lewis and Clark in Montana On the trail with the Corps of Discovery More Info, Tours, and Events The expedition in Montana Additional Points of Interest Guided Adventures Events ... Information Sources Try out the following links for additional details and accounts of the intrepid explorers. You'll find indepth data on everything from the anthropology to the zoology of the journey west, discussion about the political climate of the era, and even biographical information about the explorers lives, prior to and following the expedition. Biographical Exhibits and Artifacts Discovering Lewis and Clark Great Falls Cooperative Site Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation ... Privacy Policy

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108. Lewis And Clark Thematic Unit lewis clark expedition. The lewis and clark expedition is appropriatebecause of the importance it played in the history of Missouri. http://members.tripod.com/~ehlavaty/lewclar.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated by: Elizabeth Hlavaty BACK to Teacher's Toy Box Audience This unit is designed for use in a fifth grade classroom to last over a period of a week. Target students are approximately 10 years old. Rationale Exploration is not only part of every society; it is one of the basic attributes of human nature. Study of past exploration enables students to learn from the experience of others by recognizing their contributions, as well as the dangers they faced. The Lewis and Clark Expedition is appropriate because of the importance it played in the history of Missouri. Goal(s) Students will be able to identify the major events of the Lewis and Clark Expedition and the importance of this expedition to modern society. Objective(s) identify major events of the Lewis and Clark Expedition develop a menu, supply list, and budget for a mini expedition use navigation tools and a map to effectively navigate a route recognize the music and art from America in the early 1800’s Resources Compton’s Interactive Encyclopedia. Compton’s NewMedia, Inc., 1993.

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St. Joseph, Missouri boasts a past sprinkled with fur traders, Native Americans, pioneers, prosperous merchants, outlaws and, of course, the legend of the Pony Express. Lewis and Clark and the men of the Corps of Discovery reached today's Buchanan County on July 4, 1804. During the afternoon they passed the mouth of a small bayou which led to a lake. Clark wrote in his journals, "The great quantity of those fowl in this Lake induced me to Call it the Gosling Lake." Today visitors can camp at this lake which is now known as Lewis and Clark Lake. That evening the Corps camped across the Missouri River from southern Buchanan County. They fired their bow piece in celebration of the birth of the country. The next four days they spent traveling through a serpentine section of the river in weather that was almost unbearably hot. One man became "verry sick, Struck with the Sun..." Since one of the objectives of the exploration was to observe the natural surroundings, Lewis and Clark noted these in their journals. The whip-poor-will, eastern wood rat, coyotes, numerous deer, and various fish as well as pawpaw, locust, and sycamore trees are just some of what they noted in Buchanan County. The Corps carried maps with them made by early explorers. St. Michael's Prairie was noted on their maps since it was well-known to early river travelers. Today, St. Joseph sits on St. Michael's Prairie.

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111. The Lewis And Clark Expedition: A Pathfinder The lewis and clark expedition A Pathfinder. Outstanding Books Aboutthe lewis and clark expedition General Books About lewis and http://www.ils.unc.edu/~johnc/pathfinder.html

The Lewis and Clark Expedition: A Pathfinder Introduction Scope Locations General Books ... WWW Sources Introduction: "The work we are now doing is, I trust, done for posterity, in such a way that they need not repeat it We shall delineate with correctness the great arteries of this great country; those who come after us will fill up the canvas we begin." - Thomas Jefferson Scope: 2004 - 2006 mark the bi-centennial years of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. I am excited to provide this pathfinder as I predict an invigorated excitement about this first and most important expedition in U.S. History. This pathfinder is designed particularly for students at the University of North Carolina as almost all of the sources mentioned can be located or accessed from this academic institution. The topic is divided into three research areas in order to expedite your browsing. Key to Locations Davis = Davis Library Stacks Davis Ref. = Davis Library Reference Room UL = Undergraduate Library UL Ref. = Undergraduate Library, Reference Department LC Subject Headings: These subject headings are placed under three categories.

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113. NETZEITUNG WIEDERGELESEN: Die Lewis-und-Clark-Expedition Translate this page Meriwether lewis und William clark. Die lewis-und-clark-expedition. Die lewis-und-clark-expeditionvon 1804 war eine abenteuerliche Reise in den Wilden Westen. http://www.netzeitung.de/buecher/wiedergelesen/283869.html

Probeabo Guided Tour Login E-Mail an die Redaktion Voice of Germany ... WIEDERGELESEN Meriwether Lewis und William Clark Die Lewis-und-Clark-Expedition Meriwether Lewis: erster Blick auf die Rocky Mountains Foto: pbs.org Die Lewis-und-Clark-Expedition von 1804 war eine abenteuerliche Reise in den Wilden Westen. Das Tagebuch der Expeditionsleiter enthält einen spannenden Bericht und zugleich ein zukunftsweisendes politisches Modell. Für Arno Schmidt, der nicht nur Schriftsteller, sondern auch ein guter Kenner der amerikanischen Kultur war, war es eine Art Lieblingsbuch: Die Lewis-und-Clark-Expedition sei eine «der Großen Reisen der Menschheit» gewesen und das Tagebuch, das Meriwether Lewis und William Clark zusammen verfasst und der Nachwelt in publizierter Form hinterlassen hatten, «ein Buch wie HOMER!» Dabei war der Bericht der beiden gar nicht als Literatur gedacht. Er sollte lediglich eine Expedition dokumentieren, auf die sie im Jahr 1804 im Auftrag der amerikanischen Regierung geschickt worden waren. Nach gründlicher Vorbereitung auf den Feldern Mathematik, Astronomie, Landvermessung und Ethnologie war ihre Mannschaft von St. Louis am Mississippi zu einer Reise aufgebrochen, die sie bis ans Ufer des Pazifik und wieder zurück führen sollte. Zweck der Reise: eine bessere Kenntnis dieser wilden und weitgehend unbekannten Gegenden im Westen und die Anbahnung von Handelsbeziehungen mit den Indianern, die bislang hauptsächlich von den Franzosen unterhalten wurden. Entstanden ist dabei der Bericht von abenteuerlichen Begegnungen mit Indianern, gefährlichen Tieren und dem Kampf gegen lebensbedrohliche Krankheiten.

114. Lewis And Clark The Unheard Voices Penn State invites you to participate in a conference that will explore the contexts,outcomes, and multiple meanings of the lewis and clark expedition. http://lewisandclark.outreach.psu.edu/

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Online Highways Oregon History Many Oregon Locations The Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed from St Louis MO to the Pacific Ocean. They followed the Columbia River downstream in the fall of 1805, wintered at Fort Clatsop, and returned upstream in the spring of 1806. The locations of their campsites are well known, due to the detailed diaries that were kept. They stayed on both the Washington and Oregon sides of the river. Visit Online Highways' interactive American History project. A team of researchers is developing a site that will present U.S. history in the context of present day travel. Sponsors Seattle American West Steamboat Company Cathlamet Columbia RiverFront FarmHouse Points of Interest Deschutes River Astoria Fort Clatsop National Memorial Rooster Rock State Park Saddle Mountain State Park Lodging Cathlamet Columbia RiverFront FarmHouse Attractions Seattle American West Steamboat Company See All of Oregon in Lane County Oregon Travel Brochures Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Oregon at Tripadvisor.com Employment Agencies Schools Hospitals Government ... Libraries in Oregon Discount Hotel Rooms and Unique Lodgings Fairs, Festivals, and Events

116. Along Many Waters: Celebrating The Lewis And Clark Bicentennial of walking, boating and canoeing nearly 3,000 miles, it was inevitable that themore than two dozen men of the lewis and clark expedition would encounter http://digmo.org/lewisandclark.html

A COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN SPECIAL SECTION MAY 2, 2004 Meriwether Lewis William Clark Read a profile of the men and their company. Mark your calendar Lewis and Clark on the Web A Smithsonian Virtual Exhibit Time Magazine's Bicentennial Exhibit Maps of Exploration Retracing their first steps Missourians are planning a spring and summer of all things Lewis and Clark By MIKE DEERING and INDICA KRAMER Read more Following history Whether by train, boat, bus or car, there are plenty of ways to retrace the Lewis and Clark journey By JENNIFER DULIN Read more On the rivers, they traveled into the unknown Strict justice borne of necessity By ASHLEY FRANSCEL In the course of walking, boating and canoeing nearly 3,000 miles, it was inevitable that the more than two dozen men of the Lewis and Clark expedition would encounter trouble. Sometimes it came from within. Read more Stomaching the expedition Corps had to live off a broadly ranged diet Read more The stories Americans are told are not always the truth By CHRISTA MELAND Read more Meriwether Lewis spent hours designing and building a boat that could hold up but he overlooked one little detail By LIZ SHAW Meriwether Lewis spent hours of preparation and dedication on his iron boat before the expedition of the Corps of Discovery. The boat, invented especially for the expedition, was aimed at tackling the problems Lewis knew lay ahead on the Missouri River. And then it sank.

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John Cletheroe's USA and Canada Holiday Hints Odds and Ends Some entries previously located on this page have now been moved to the new People page. Table of Contents For This Page Introduction Paul Bunyon CCC - Civilian Conservation Corps Exit Guides ... Trees: Tallest, Biggest and Oldest Introduction This page contains various short articles which don't fit conveniently into any other category. Paul Bunyon A legendary folklore hero of the lumber camps of the American Northwest, with enormous strength and cunning. The stories have Paul Bunyon and his giant blue ox, called Babe, creating the most significant or even the North American continent such as the Grand Canyon. There are many theories to explain the origin of the tales, including: From French-Canadian sources. From European sources. Created by a logging company early in the twentieth century. The earliest known publication of some Paul Bunyon tales was in a newspaper in 1910. There is a suitably huge statue of Paul Bunyon and Babe in the redwood forests of northern California, I think possibly alongside the Avenue of the Giants CCC - Civilian Conservation Corps The Civilian Conservation Corps was set up under President Roosevelt's "New Deal" in 1933 during the Depression era as a "make-work" program. The Corps worked on various public projects, including many in State and National Parks. For example, the Civilian Conservation Corps were responsible for much of the early construction work on the

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