Lewis and Clark felt assured that they wouldn't be attached by Native Americans on their trip. why?

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Natalija [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

They thought that the Native Americans would be too preoccupied to bother with them. They also had many men and weapons.

Explanation:

Lewis and Clark's expedition required many men and weapons. Therefore, it would be easy for them to scare off Native Americans. Plus, not many Native Americans had ever attacked tourists/explorers. Lewis and Clark's expedition would not require them to bother the Native Americans or even come in contact with them.

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