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11. The Corps of Discovery stayed at Fort Clatsop from November to March. Why did they stay so long before returning to St. Louis?

to negotiate passage through the Teton Sioux lands

to map their route and weather harsh winter conditions

to hire enough people to help with the return journey

to recover from bouts of scurvy and wait for supplies

ANSWER:

To map their route and weather harsh winter conditions

Their winter stay on the south side of the Columbia River-dubbed Fort Clatsop in honor of the local Indians-had been plagued by rainy weather, thieving Indians, and a scarcity of fresh meat. No one in the Corps of Discovery regretted leaving Fort Clatsop behind.

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