My Take On The Lewis And Clark Expedition

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The Lewis and Clark Expedition has accumulated some controversy over the years. So how should this expedition be remembered by future generations to come? Well, I believe that this expedition should be remembered in greatness, with the men conquering places they know nothing about, but we cannot forget the unexpected outcomes that arose, like the terrible treatment of the natives.

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The Lewis and Clark Expedition has accumulated some controversy over the years. So how should this expedition be remembered by future generations to come? Well, I believe that this expedition should be remembered in greatness, with the men...

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