The Lewis and Clark Expedition is one of the great benefits to the American nation. The participants in this expedition left a legacy to younger generations of the skills necessary for their discoveries and contributions. The species of animals and plants could not have been discovered or known about them. It was known as one of the most important developments in the growth of the land of the United States and without the expedition, the land and vast western geographic area of ​​the United States would never have been recorded for years. later, when the nation would be more advanced. losing the information necessary for population and trade expansion, making this expedition an important part of history that helped the nation develop. After Thomas Jefferson purchased Louisiana from France in 1803, Jefferson wanted to explore expanding into uncharted territories. , foreign lands and, above all, finding a waterway to the Pacific. He organized an expedition by borrowing $2,500 from Congress to record and verify the unknown lands and rivers. Even if Louisiana ...