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How was pike's expedition similar to Lewis and Clark expedition? How did the two expeditions differ

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Pike's expedition was similar to Lewis and Clark's expedition because they both explored the West. However, Pike went into Spanish territory and got arrested by them.
Both of their reports on the expedition helped expand the American's knowledge about the Southwest.

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