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the expeditionThe Lewis and Clark expedition began on May 14, 1804 when they left St. Louis by permission of president Jefferson
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The timeline of the Lewis and Clark expedition through the Louisiana purchase lands.
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sacagaweaLewis and Clark come to Sacagawea's indian tribe and live with her tribe for a while. One day she gave birth to a indian child.
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the missouri riverThe team has to travel around the Great Falls of the Missouri River with all their supplies.
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Clark sees the Rocky Mountains on the west of the horizon.
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Lewis encounters three Shoshone women when scouting ahead.
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Lewis returns to tell the others about the Shoshone. They have a meeting with the tribe leader and Sacagawea finds her lost brother.
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The corps of discovery leave the Shoshone village and the cheif gives the party some horses and a guide.
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A blinding snowstorm rains down on the Corps of Discovery and their Shoshone guide gets lost.
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After a rain storm, the Corps see an ocean in the distance through the fog.
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Lewis and Clark begin back to their hometownof St. Louis. They didn't see any ships, so they had to retrace their steps back home.
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The Corps of Discovery return home to St. Louis on September twenty-third.
