How did the native Americans treat Louis and Clark

They also told the Indians that America owned their land and offered military protection in exchange for peace. Some Indians had met “white men” before and were friendly and open to trade. Others were wary of Lewis and Clark and their intentions and were openly hostile, though seldom violent.

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The way that the Native Americans treated Louis and Clark on their expedition is that they didn't have any big intentions of harming anybody though there were a few tribes who didn't really agree with their ways.  They met Pocahontas on their expedition and she helped them reach the Pacific Ocean.

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