Lewis+&+Clark



= DISCOVER LEWIS AND CLARK =


 * INTERNET SITES:**
 * [|Discovering Lewis & Clark] || The three stages of the expedition, preparation, exploration, and the return trip, are chronicled using journal excerpts, photographs, interactive maps, animated graphics, and sound files. The site offers a glimpse into the language, culture, and history of this western adventure. ||
 * Lewis and Clark Journey of Discovery || On this site, scroll down to the Corps of Discovery area. Here are links to the leaders, the preparations, the science, medicine, Native Peoples, etc. ||
 * Encountering Montana: Lewis and Clark in Big Sky Country || This website provides access to sources of information on the Expedition and related themes from the collections of the Montana Historical Society. ||
 * [|Lewis and Clark - PBS] || L earn about many of the explorers of early America and the impact they made on future exploring. Follow an expedition and explore timelines and maps, read journals written by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. ||
 * Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition ||  The site features full text - nearly 5000 - periodicals. There are images, add text, audio files and the selected channel, plus Native American point of view. ||
 * [|Lewis & Clark - National Geographic] || This National Geographic web site tells the story of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Each stage of their travels is documented with wonderful pictures, informative text, and a quote from Lewis and Clark's travel diary. There is also an interactive game where you can follow Lewis and Clark on their expedition. Make decisions about food, supplies, directions, and other aspects of the journey, then receive feedback. ||
 * [|Lewis & Clark:The National Bicentennial Exhibition] || This exhibit encompasses rare documents, artwork and artifacts from their travels. See the equipment used by Lewis and Clark. View the landscapes they saw and experience the cultural encounters they had. More than 600 artifacts are included in the fascinating exhibit. ||
 * [|Meriwether Lewis & William Clark - Library of Congress] || Discover the expeditions of Lewis and Clark. ||
 * [|Lewis and Clark - gNET] || G o back in time and live the life of an explorer. View videos of educational reenactments of events experienced where and when Lewis and Clark explored. Browse a photo library of collected artifacts found along the journey. Read a daily journal kept by Lewis and Clark. What did they experience in 1804? The journal can be read in its entirety or searched for dates and keywords. Keep up with commemorative events and before you leave, take a virtual flight over the James River and Missouri River. ||
 * [|Lewis and Clark's Historic Trail] || G et a glimpse of the trail they traveled, and a timeline of events. Read actual journals of these great explorers and obtain biographical information an each explorer. ||
 * [|Sacagawea] || This site uses eyewitness quotes to help explain the contributions of the Native American interpreter and explorer who guided them named Sacagawea. The brief profile includes quotes from members of the expedition describing the impact of significant events during her journey across the United States. A list of cultural markers and other remembrances, along with the dates that they were established, commemorate the memory of explorations led by Sacagawea, also known as Sakakawea or Sacajawea. ||
 * Mr. Nussbaum's Links || Social Studies teacher's links for all kinds of information regarding the Lewis and Clark Expedition. ||
 * Lewis and Clark Trail || This site provides access to information on every aspect of this expedition. Check out the information on Sacajawea, botany, the members of the Corps of Discovery, and lots more. ||
 * Lewis and Clark in Montana || Follow the route of the Corps of Discovery across Montana and take in the historical account of the journey. Check out the Corps Feature and Links and More areas for lots of additional information. ||