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Lewis and Clark Trust » Resources

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How you can help! Lewis and Clark Journals (online). Lewis and Clark Interactive Trail Atlas. Discovering Lewis and Clark. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. Unfinished Journey; Oregon Public Radio. National Geographic’s; Lewis and Clark. Google Earth Map of Lewis and Clark Trail. Rivers, Edens, and Empires. Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. Frances Hunter’s American Heroes. Discovery Expedition of St. Charles. Thomas Jefferson’s Letter of Instructions. Partnership for National Trail System.

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Welcome

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This section is titled after the commemorative book. And presents the history and legacy of tribal involvement in the Lewis and Clark Expedition bicentennial planning and events. A map displays the locations of 15 National Signature Events during the 2003-2006 Lewis and Clark Bicentennial. By clicking on a map entry point you will find information about each including a title, logo, summary and description of event, tribal programming, and photo gallery. Corps II Events in Tribal Communities.

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Cultural Awareness Campaign

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The Circle of Tribal Advisors. Produced four Public Service Announcements as part of its national public education campaign. You can watch and listen to the PSAs, which ran on television stations across the country during the bicentennial. The series won National Ad Council endorsement. Unfortunately, lewisandclark200.org was closed at the end of the bicentennial. Click on the thumbnails below to view each 30 second ad. Taking Care of the Gifts. We Are Still Here.

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Tribal Legacy Project: Tribal Flags

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The Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed the lands of many American Indian tribes. Shown below are 65 flags representing those tribes. Click here to see the list. Click on a flag to see an enlargement and the tribe’s name and location today. Descriptions and the history of each flag is provided, if available. Note: Video content on this site does not necessarily correspond to the tribes whose flags are shown here. See Site Map for more information. Absentee Shawnee Tribe, Shawnee, Oklahoma. Coeur D'Alene T...

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History - Oh, The Places We'll Go

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Oh, The Places We'll Go. My wife and I are moving to Colorado. We are searching for a home and positions in the Denver, Aurora, Breckenridge area. I do not know yet; hopefully high school social studies. Gateways Alternative Learning Center. Full-Time Placement- James Monroe Middle School. Favorite Teacher Resource Book:. A Young People's History of the United States. Favorite Teacher Resource Website:. Prairie Mountain School, 8th Grade Language Arts/Social Studies/Health. Favorite Teacher Resource Book:.

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Corps II Visits to Tribal Communities

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Omaha Tribe of Nebraska. Aug 9–12, 2004. 04 Macy 59.jpg. 8 12 04 Mitchell Sheridan and the Standing Eagle Group.jpg. Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe. Eagle Butte, SD. Sept 3–9, 2004. 009 9 0001.jpg. 010 10 0001.jpg. 013 13 0001.jpg. 017 17 0001-A.jpg. 022 22 0001.jpg. 024 24 0001.jpg. 029 29 0001.jpg. 041 41 0001.jpg. 8 29 04 Craig Howe.jpg. 9 25 04 Francis Whitebird.jpg. 9 3 04 Harry Charger.jpg. 9 3 04 Myrna Leader Charge.jpg. 9 3 04 Richard Charging Eagle.jpg. 9 4 04 Bambi Kraus.jpg. 9 9 04 Jay Cook.jpg.

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Lasting Legacies

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Ldquo;The commemoration has changed the course of our nation, bridges of good faith have been built among all people and we must not let them disappear regardless of what has happened in the past.”. Chief Cliff Snider, Chinook, 2006. The Circle of Tribal Advisors and participating tribal nations created many significant legacies during the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial that will continue to benefit Indian people for countless generations to come. Among them:. Tribal Legacies, by State and Tribe. Created n...

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The Book

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Ndash; the book. Following the bicentennial, the Circle of Tribal Advisors and the Bureau of Indian Affairs published Enough Good People in a limited edition. The book thanks the good people who made tribal involvement a success; records the history of that involvement and its legacies; and offers recommendations for future inter-cultural collaboration in American history observances. Here are PDF files of Enough Good People. You may download one chapter at a time or the entire book (152 pages).