Lewis and Clark

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Why does the author describe the sight of the Rocky Mountains as "inspiring as well as troubling"?

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The mountains would be difficult to cross.

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Why does the author believe that Sacagawea's knowledge of local roots and fruit is important to the explorers?

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She helps add variety and flavor to the meals.

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The author believes that Lewis and Clark are

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competent men who accomplish something important

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The author gets some of the information in the selection from

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both men's writing

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What is the author's purpose in writing this passage?

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To inform

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The author most likely quotes from Lewis and Clark to show

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the real voices of the expedition leaders

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How does the author most likely feel about the reunion between Sacagawea and Cameahwait?

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He admires their display of emotions.

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What does the author think of Sacagawea's contribution to the expedition?

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It is a significant contribution in many ways.

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What do the author's comments about the Nez Perce and the Chinook show?

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The Nez Perce felt friendlier toward the explorers.

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According to the author, how did Thomas Jefferson feel about Lewis and Clarks achievement?

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He was delighted with their many discoveries.