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DEFINING MOMENTS: LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION

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<P>This tile provides a detailed account of the epic journey through the unknown western wilderness undertaken by Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and their Corps of Discovery in 1804-1806. The volume is organized into three distinct sections—Narrative Overview, Biographies, and Primary Sources—which offer a one-stop resource for student research. Other notable features include a glossary of important people, places, and terms and a detailed chronology featuring page references to relevant sections of the narrative. </P>

Defining Moments: Lewis and Clark Expedition

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
Preface.
How to Use This Book.
Research Topics for Defining Moments: The Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Narrative Overview.
1: Prologue.
2: The Louisiana Purchase.
3: The Corps of Discovery.
4: Up the Missouri River, 1804.
5: Across the Continent to the Pacific, 1805.
6: The Return Journey, 1806.
7: Settlement of the West.
8: Legacy of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Biographies.
9: Toussaint Charbonneau (c. 1760&#x2013;1843): Fur Trader and Translator for the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
10: William Clark (1770&#x2013;1838): Co-Captain and Primary Mapmaker of the Corps of Discovery.
11: John Colter (c. 1774&#x2013;1813): Explorer, Trapper, and Member of the Corps of Discovery.
12: George Drouillard (c. 1774&#x2013;1810): Interpreter and Hunter for the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
13: Patrick Gass (1771&#x2013;1870): Sergeant, Carpenter, and Journal Keeper for the Corps of Discovery.
14: Thomas Jefferson (1743&#x2013;1826): President Who Organized the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
15: Meriwether Lewis (1774&#x2013;1809): Explorer, Naturalist, and Co-Captain of the Corps of Discovery.
16: Sacagawea (c. 1788&#x2013;1812): Interpreter and Guide for the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
17: York (c. 1770-c. 1822): Enslaved African-American Member of the Corps of Discovery.
Primary Sources.
18: Alexander Mackenzie Inspires American Exploration.
19: President Thomas Jefferson Asks Congress to Fund an Expedition.
20: The Louisiana Purchase Treaty.
21: Jefferson Provides Meriwether Lewis with Detailed Instructions.
22: Lewis Buys Equipment and Supplies for the Expedition.
23: Lewis Scouts the Great Falls of the Missouri River.
24: Sergeant Patrick Gass Crosses Treacherous Mountain Passes.
25: William Clark Searches for Winter Quarters on the Pacific Coast.
26: Sergeant John Ordway Returns to Civilization.
27: Lewis Informs Jefferson That He Completed His Mission.
28: Jefferson Meets with an American Indian Delegation.
29: Native Americans Offer Their Perspective on Westward Expansion.
30: Historian James Ronda Explores the Legacy of Lewis and Clark.
Important People, Places, and Terms.
Chronology.
Sources for Further Study.
Bibliography.
Photo and Illustration Credits.
Index.

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