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Most of Lewis and Clark's encounters with the Native Americans were: O a. Peaceful O b. Violent O c. Unproductive O d. Tense
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Most of Lewis and Clark's encounters with the Native Americans were:

O a. Peaceful
O b. Violent
O c. Unproductive
O d. Tense

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Answer:

D. Tense

Step-by-step explanation:

A "fight" for authority will never be left peaceful. There was no substantial violence. Things happened therefore it was productive.

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