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Both Lewis and Clark were rewarded with large plots of land.  Lewis later served as governor of the Louisiana Territory, and Clark governed the Missouri Territory, which some historians consider ironic.  Sacka Jewia was forced to return to the west when it was discovered that she had part native american blood.  along with her ancestors and descendants Sacka was forced to walk what historians call the Trail of Tears, because at that time Indians did not want to live in the west, which was considered uninhabitable and it made them sad to have to walk all that way for nothing.  Today, the majority of Indians actually live in the west and can be seen inhabiting what was then considered uninhabitable, a testament to the american dream.

Both Lewis and Clark were rewarded with large plots of land.  Lewis later served as governor of the Louisiana Territory, and Clark governed the Missouri Territory, which some historians consider ironic.  Sacka Jewia was forced to return to the west when it was discovered that she had part native american blood.  along with her ancestors and descendants Sacka was forced to walk what historians call the Trail of Tears, because at that time Indians did not want to live in the west, which was considered uninhabitable and it made them sad to have to walk all that way for nothing.  Today, the majority of Indians actually live in the west and can be seen inhabiting what was then considered uninhabitable, a testament to the american dream.