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Lewis and Clark's Expedition

Student Projects

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link to: Sacagawea (St. John-Endicott, WA)
link to: The Teton Incident (Aberdeen, SD)
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Student Projects on the Theme of Lewis & Clark's Expedition

Roncalli High School
Aberdeen, SD

The Teton Incident

Objectives

Students will:

  1. learn about both the historical background and current status of the Sioux tribe and its subdivisions;

  2. be familiar with President Jefferson's instructions relevant to the Teton Sioux;

  3. describe the meetings and ceremonies held between the Teton Sioux and the Lewis and Clark Expedition;

  4. learn about geographic locations along the Missouri River that were connected to the Teton incident and how dams changed the Missouri River; and

  5. learn Sioux words that would have been used in conjunction with the Teton incident.

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