Louis where they trained a group of men for the upcoming task. When they started their tour in May 1804, they took a keelboat, two pirogue boats and 29 men to start the exploration of the west. One of those men was Touissant Charbonneau, a man who took one of his Indian wives, Sacagawea, with him. It is said that she was one of the most important reasons the expedition survived...
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One of those men was Touissant Charbonneau, a man who took one of his Indian wives, Sacagawea, with him. It is said that she was one of the most important reasons the expedition survived. Most of the Indian tribes did not think this a military expedition because a woman and her child, Pompy, who she gave birth to on February 11, 1804, accompanied the group...
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Lewis and Clark (Quick Facts) Over 1,000 dear and over 220 bison were killed in the expedition. 9. 27 tribes were discovered by Lewis and Clark on their expedition. 10. During their exploration of the newly acquired Louisiana Territory, members of the Corps of Discovery were tormented often by mosquitoes, which swarmed thickly along the banks of the Missouri River...	2 / 342
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