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Lewis is the man chosen to navigate the west and this is very important because it is a very dangerous journey and can benefit the United States greatly.
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This was very important because it was a very expensive purchase made by the United States that doubled their nation and alowed for expedition in the west.
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The start of the expedition is the beginning to the discovery of the unknown territory that lies west of the mississipi river.
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Charles Floyd was the only man do die on the expedition.
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This is important because had the confrontation happened the Teton Sioux would have killed the expeditioners and the expedition would not have went on.
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This is important because Sacagawea guides Lewis and Clark along their journey and at one point spares them from a hostile tribe.
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This is important because the fort saved the expeditioners from the harsh winter.
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This event signifies to the expeditioners that they will have to travel around the river which takes them nearly a month.
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This event is important because the shoshones need to give them the horses needed to cross the montains and they recieved the horses because Sacagawea was the chief's sister.
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This is significant because it marks how far west the expeditioners have traveled so far through their journey.
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This is a significant event because it delays the expedition and pro longs it
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This is important because Lewis and Clark met these people earlier and their expedition and it foreshadows a friendship between the United States and the Sioux.
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This is important because the sightings of the American trading boats show that they are close to the West coast.
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this is important because it is the end of their journey.
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This is important because it shows the outcome of the expedition and what was recieved by the expeditioners
