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Field Trip: Yellowstone National Park ackground Information. Watch the first 10 minutes of the ranger video, or use the links to swer questions 1-5 1. According to Ranger, what is obsidian? A. Charcoal B. Volcanic Glass C. Metal 2. What three states border Yellowstone? 3. Name one Native American Tribe who lived in or around Yellowstone: 4. Which member of the Lewis & Clark expedition "discovered" Yellowstone? 5. The next explorer to visit Yellowstone and report its features was also known as a Mountain Man. What was his name?

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Field Trip: Yellowstone National Park ackground Information. Watch the first 10 minutes of the ranger video, or use the links to swer questions 1-5 1. According to Ranger, what is obsidian? A. Charcoal B. Volcanic Glass C. Metal 2. What three states border Yellowstone? 3. Name one Native American Tribe who lived in or around Yellowstone: 4. Which member of the Lewis & Clark expedition "discovered" Yellowstone? 5. The next explorer to visit Yellowstone and report its features was also known as a Mountain Man. What was his name?

Field Trip: Yellowstone National Park ackground Information. Watch the first 10 minutes of the ranger video, or use the links to swer questions 1-5 1. According to Ranger, what is obsidian? A. Charcoal B. Volcanic Glass C. Metal 2. What three states border Yellowstone? 3. Name one Native American Tribe who lived in or around Yellowstone: 4. Which member of the Lewis & Clark expedition "discovered" Yellowstone? 5. The next explorer to visit Yellowstone and report its features was also known as a Mountain Man. What was his name?

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1. B. Volcanic Glass<br />2. Yellowstone National Park borders three states: Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming.<br />3. One Native American Tribe who lived in or around Yellowstone was the Nez Perce.<br />4. The member of the Lewis & Clark expedition who "discovered" Yellowstone was John Colter.<br />5. The next explorer to visit Yellowstone and report its features was also known as a Mountain Man. His name was Jim Bridger.
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