This chapter seems to clear up and explain
why the Shoshone had been so
wary and suspicious of Captain Lewis and his crew, especially in the excerpt from Captain Lewis's journal. What is your understanding of the reasons for this wariness and suspicion?
Because they thought that they were going to attack them.
ReplyDeleteI think it was because they didn't trust them because they thought they were going to attack them.
ReplyDeleteBecause they thought they were going to attack them.
ReplyDeleteI think it was because they thought that they were going to attack them.
ReplyDeleteI thought that they thought that they would attack them because they have raided so many times.
ReplyDeleteThese responses need to be more thoughtful and detailed.
ReplyDeleteAngus, you need to write original thoughts and to stop repeating what others before you have said.
ReplyDeleteI think that they were less wary because they gave them their guns to help them hunt for food because they were starving.
ReplyDeleteI think that relieved them and I think that is why they trusted them even more.
ReplyDeleteBecause they thought they were going to attack them.Another reason that they were scared was that they had been raid so many times they were afraid.
ReplyDeleteI think that because they have been raided so many times that they lost their best warriors and think they attack them.
ReplyDeleteI think that because they have been attacked so many times that they do not trust anyone.
ReplyDeleteBecause so many times they have been attacked and they are trying to be extra careful just in case the Lewis and Clark tribe attack them.
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