PPT-Lewis and Clark’s Expedition

Thomas Bloechl and Christina Melara Mrs Leland 1072014 Lewis and Clark Meriwether Lewis and William Clark were explorers who were sent by Thomas Jefferson to explore the Louisiana Territory There exploration was 18041806They went to the Pacific Ocean Lewis and Clark were very important on exploring the Louisiana Territory. 67 33 LEG Lewis & Clark School Exchange No Parking No Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Toilets Garbage VANS VANS IMPORTANT:ONLYVAN 2 (WITH COLORED SIGN) ALLOWED ON THIS LEG (SEE PAGE 64) Artifacts from the Journey West. Carrie Voelker. April 19, 2011. EDUC 3570. Dr. Ted D. R. Green. Blunderbuss. One of the many firearms brought on the expedition, but only two were brought along.. Not gracefully made, the blunderbuss was stout and intimidating.. HISTORY. Investigate . the changes in local agriculture over the last 100 years.. Photograph . and describe interesting old buildings along your route. Choosing an expedition aim. ENVIRONMENT. . Decorate . Artifacts from the Journey West. Carrie Voelker. April 19, 2011. EDUC 3570. Dr. Ted D. R. Green. Blunderbuss. One of the many firearms brought on the expedition, but only two were brought along.. Not gracefully made, the blunderbuss was stout and intimidating.. Conditions of the. . Expedition section.. For your Expedition section, you will need to plan, train for and complete an unaccompanied, self-reliant expedition with an agreed aim. . You must do the correct training for your level.. Culture of Poverty: . There are economic, social, and psychological traits that define the culture of poverty. Lewis specifically described the culture of poverty through a set of seventy interrelated traits. The culture of poverty can be explained as, “The way the poor adapted to their environment, the strategies they used to care with feelings of ’hopelessness and despair,’ a result of their ‘realization of the improbability of achieving success’ in class-stratified cities undergoing rapid technological change.” . Intrigued by legendary mysteries and driven by curiosity, Josh Gates is on a mission for answers. . Expedition Unknown . chronicles his global adventures as he investigates iconic unsolved events, lost cities, buried treasures and other puzzling stories. Armed with a degree in archaeology, a quick wit and a thirst for action, Gates investigates recent developments before embarking on a detailed exploration. Whether he's trekking through Fiji in search of Amelia Earhart's remains or diving the deep seas of Panama to locate Captain Morgan's pirate ship, Gates' roughshod expeditions lead him one step closer to the truth.. : Making Mental Health Care Safer in the Hospital . Setting . Session 4: Medication Safety. January 26, 2015. David Hall. Brian . Bj. ø. rn. . Loriann. . Rizzuto. Kelly McCutcheon Adams. Today’s Host. Today’s Essential Question: What was the importance of the . purchase . and exploration of . the Louisiana . Territory?. Vocabulary . surplus – more than what is needed or used. nomadic – moving from place to place, without a permanent home. Imagine you are going to take a trip down the Amazon River. Make a list of problems or issues you may face. Discuss and list possible solutions to these problems 5 min Lewis and Clark 1804-1806 Mr. Kivlen 1. : . The team must plan and organise the expedition; all members of the team should be able to describe the role they have played in planning.. 2. : . The expedition must have an aim. The aim can be set by the Leader at Bronze level only.. JANUARY 18, 1803President Thomas Jefferson sends a secret letter toexplore the Missouri River. The funding is approvedFebruary 28. APRIL DE SOTO IN FLORIDAIn 1539 Hernando de Soto a veteran of Spanish conquest in Peru landed on the Florida coast with a 31eet of vessels a contingent of 600 men 300 horses a herd of pigs some mules bloodh Particularly valuable for Ronda\'s inclusion of pertinent background information about the various tribes and for his ethnological analysis. An appendix also places the Sacagawea myth in its proper perspective. Gracefully written, the book bridges the gap between academic and general audiences.-Choice James P. Ronda holds the H. G. Barnard Chair in Western History at the University of Tulsa. He is also the author of Finding the West: Explorations with Lewis and Clark and Astoria and Empire, available in a Bison Books edition.