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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 28 The Lolo Trail June 10 - July 2, 1806.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Lewis' attitude toward gold during this expedition was one of
(a) Indifference
(b) Excessive greed
(c) Futility
(d) Hope

2. Ironically, Jefferson told visiting Indians that
(a) We were at their service
(b) Their goods were worth more than ours
(c) No wrong would ever be done to them
(d) They could have their own nations

3. Clark's feet sufferred from wounds made by
(a) Berry thorns
(b) River rocks
(c) Sharp rocks
(d) Prickly pears

4. Lewis and Clark's meeting with Daniel Boone is a matter of
(a) Factual reports
(b) Recorded history
(c) Indians' assumption
(d) Speculation only

5. Lewis' underlying goal at this point is for America to
(a) Know the wildlife that existed beyond the Mississippi
(b) Finally oust Spain and France from the fur trade
(c) Understand the ways of the various Indian tribes
(d) Dominate the fur trade throughout the West

Short Answer Questions

1. The Shoshones were intimidated by other tribes because they

2. Neither Captain took Sacagawea along to meet the Indians

3. In preparation for the expedition, Lewis oversees the construction of

4. In addition to his detailed descriptions of the plains, Lewis' reports resembled a

5. Lewis felt that meeting the Snake Indians could determine

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