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President Thomas Jefferson writes a letter for Meriwether Lewis
To Meriwether Lewis, Every nation has the idea of expanding, that's why I'm sending you out to explore our new territory, but when you encounter the natives, treat them with kindness, insure them that you are not hostile, and that we favor to be useful to them, and trade with them. Bring with you smallpox medicine, and instruct them fully how to use it properly. - Thomas Jefferson
Document A
While J. Field was on post, a Native snuck behind him and stole his gun, he started to run away with it until Drewyer got up and chased him.
Document B (Part 1)
After being chased then stabbed fatally in the heart by Drewyer, the Native fell to the floor, dead. He left 4 shields, and 2 bows and quivers around the fire, along with leaving a medal around the dead mans neck
Document B (Part 2)
The Whites brought diseases that killed up to 90% of the natives, and left others severely ill.
Document C
Sacagawea, her baby, and her husband decided to go with Lewis and Clark and their adventure.
We'll come with you!
Document D
After a great council we held with the Great Chief of America, and your old fathers, we came to the conclusion that the White Men of Louisiana should obey the Great Chief
Meriwether Lewis gives a speech to the Otoe about how the White Men of Louisiana should obey the "Great Chief" who was actually Thomas Jefferson.
Document E

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