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How were the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition received by the Native Americans? Group of answer choices They were turned away. They were shot at. They were happily welcomed. They were made prisoners.
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How were the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition received by the Native Americans?

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They were turned away.

They were shot at.

They were happily welcomed.

They were made prisoners.
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They were welcomed when they came, but Lewis and Clark were believed to have been hostile towards them.

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