Correct. The answer is C. Lewis and Clark and their associates carried a plentiful supply of gifts in order to demonstrate their goodwill and respect to the Indians they encountered on their journey. The men knew that their journey would be easier and less dangerous if they established good relationships with Native American tribes along the way.

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. Lewis and Clark and their associates carried a plentiful supply of gifts in order to demonstrate their goodwill and respect to the Indians they encountered on their journey. The men knew that their journey would be easier and less dangerous if they established good relationships with Native American tribes along the way.

Correct. The answer is B. Lewis and Clark settled on items that would be attractive and/or useful to the Native Americans but that they did not have the capabilities to manufacture. These goods were not particularly expensive or valuable, but they were meant to be appealing and practical.

Incorrect. The correct answer is B. Lewis and Clark settled on items that would be attractive and/or useful to the Native Americans but that they did not have the capabilities to manufacture. These goods were not particularly expensive or valuable, but they were meant to be appealing and practical.

Correct. The answer is A. Jefferson used the image because it contained clear visual symbols to indicate his desire for peace and friendship with the Indians—the American axe crossing the Indian pipe and the white hand shaking an Indian hand. Aware that Lewis and Clark would encounter a language barrier with many tribes that would make communication difficult, he likely chose this image because it could convey his message visually.

Incorrect. The correct answer is A. Jefferson used the image because it contained clear visual symbols to indicate his desire for peace and friendship with the Indians—the American axe crossing the Indian pipe and the white hand shaking an Indian hand. Aware that Lewis and Clark would encounter a language barrier with many tribes that would make communication difficult, he likely chose this image because it could convey his message visually.

Correct. The answer is C. Among Native American cultures, beads had more inherent and symbolic value that the items whites viewed as precious. While whites chose the beads because they were cheap and easy to carry, they were much more than that for the Indian groups who received them in trade or as gifts.

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. Among Native American cultures, beads had more inherent and symbolic value that the items whites viewed as precious. While whites chose the beads because they were cheap and easy to carry, they were much more than that for the Indian groups who received them in trade or as gifts.

Correct. The answer is A. Native Americans’ possession of grizzly bear claw necklaces tells us only that they devoted time both to hunting bears and to making ornate necklaces out of their claws. The existence of the necklaces alone does not support any of the other conclusions.

Incorrect. The correct answer is A. Native Americans’ possession of grizzly bear claw necklaces tells us only that they devoted time both to hunting bears and to making ornate necklaces out of their claws. The existence of the necklaces alone does not support any of the other conclusions.