Social Studies lesson plan focusing on the effects of the American Revolution on Native American nations.

- Research the effects of the Lewis and Clark Expedition on Native American tribes, focusing on both positive and negative impacts.
- Investigate how the expedition altered trade routes, land use, and cultural interactions between settlers and indigenous populations.
- Analyze primary sources such as journals from Lewis and Clark or accounts from Native American perspectives to understand differing viewpoints.
- Evaluate long-term consequences, including displacement, loss of sovereignty, and changes in traditional ways of life for affected tribes.
- Synthesize findings into a clear report that highlights key historical outcomes and their relevance to modern discussions of indigenous rights and history.