How did Jefferson learn what was in the Louisiana Territory?

A. From the expedition of Zebulon Pike

B. From asking questions of Sacajawea and her husband

C. From the writings of Napoleon Bonaparte

D. From the reports of the Corps of Discovery

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How did Jefferson learn what was in the Louisiana Territory?

A. From the expedition of Zebulon Pike

B. From asking questions of Sacajawea and her husband

C. From the writings of Napoleon Bonaparte

D. From the reports of the Corps of Discovery

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Enzo · Answer 1

D

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Reynaldo Cross · Answer 2

The good choice is:

A. From the expedition of Zebulon Pike.

Explanation:

Zebulon Pike (1779-1813) was a top military officer who explored the Louisiana Territory on orders from U. S. president Thomas Jefferson. He led two expeditions to the vast, newly acquired territory from France. The first expedition was in 1805, it looked for the source of the Mississippi River.

How did Jefferson learn what was in the Louisiana Territory?A. From the expedition of Zebulon PikeB. From asking questions of Sacajawea and her husbandC. From the writings of Napoleon BonaparteD. From the reports of the Corps of Discovery

How did Jefferson learn what was in the Louisiana Territory?

A. From the expedition of Zebulon Pike

B. From asking questions of Sacajawea and her husband

C. From the writings of Napoleon Bonaparte

D. From the reports of the Corps of Discovery