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  Mapping US History: The Lewis and Clark Expedition
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   Topic:
   Social Studies

   GIS Level:
   Beginning

   Target Audience:
   Secondary

   Geographic Scale:
   National

   Location:
   Regional

   Description:    
    The Lewis and Clark lesson asks students to examine the westward and return route of the Lewis and Clark expedition, study the length of key stops and discuss what occurred at these locations, identify changes in knowledge and perception of the North American continent that resulted from the Lewis and Clark expedition. The first lesson in the Mapping US History project, “Journey of the Corps of Discovery,” follows the expedition of Lewis and Clark from the preparation stage and team, to reaching the Pacific, and back again. Students explore the route from a birds-eye-view making note of key sites and gaining a better understanding of the challenges of the terrain the explorers faced.

   Software:
   ArcExplorer/AEJEE

   Time Required:
   10 hours

   Language:
   English

   Date Posted:
   5/12/08

   Focus:
   Content

   Style:
   Step-by-Step

   Author:
   Joseph Kerski

   Organization:
   ESRI

   Contact Info:
   Broomfield    CO
   80021-3200 USA
   303-449-7779x8237
   jkerski@esri.com

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