Meriwether Lewis: Leader of Western Expedition

Meriwether Lewis: Leader of Western Expedition

Meriwether Lewis

An American military officer, explorer, and politician known for leading the Lewis and Clark Expedition. After serving as private secretary to President Thomas Jefferson, he set out on a western expedition in 1804, exploring uncharted territories after the Louisiana Purchase and reaching the Pacific Ocean. He is recognized as an iconic figure of American westward expansion.

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Year Meriwether Lewis
1774
Birth of Meriwether Lewis (Period: August 18, 1774, Location: Near present-day Albemarle County, Virginia, U.S. (near Ivy))
1785
Northwest Indian War (Age: 10 years old, Period: 1785–1795, Location: Northwest Territory, present-day Ohio, Indiana, etc.)
1803
Louisiana Purchase (Age: 28 years old, Period: 1803, Location: French Louisiana Territory)
1804
Diplomatic Tensions with Native Americans during the Lewis and Clark Expedition (Age: 29 years old, Period: 1804–1806, Location: )
Lewis and Clark Expedition (Age: 29 years old, Period: 1804–1806, Location: )
1805
Reaching the Pacific Ocean (Age: 30 years old, Period: 1805, Location: )
1807
Appointment of Meriwether Lewis as Governor of the Louisiana Territory (Age: 32 years old, Period: 1807, Location: )
1809
Death of Meriwether Lewis (Age: 35 years old, Period: October 11, 1809)
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