Iowa

Iowa is a U.S. state in the Midwestern, flanked by the Mississippi River toward the east and the Missouri and Big Sioux streams toward the west. Sergeant Charles Floyd was the main individual from the Corps of Discovery to bite the dust amid the Lewis and Clark endeavor investigating the unchartered West. On August 20, 1804, he surrendered to disease caused by a cracked reference section. A 100-foot monolith denotes his last resting place in Sioux City. At the point when the Winnebago Indians were compelled to leave their country in Wisconsin in 1840, the U.S. government offered the clan assurance on their new impermanent land in Iowa from different clans and unlawful pilgrims. Finished in 1842, Fort Atkinson was the main post worked by the United States to shield one Indian clan from another.