Question

how did the information collected by the corps of discovery benefit the united states? it helped them win a war against france it allowed them to build new cities immediately it provided better maps and knowledge of plants and geography it led to the discovery of gold

Explanation:

The Corps of Discovery (Lewis and Clark Expedition) primarily provided better maps and knowledge of plants and geography, which was crucial for westward expansion, understanding the land, and future development. The other options are less accurate: winning a war against France (the Louisiana Purchase was related to France, but the Corps' info wasn't for that war), building new cities immediately isn't accurate, and gold discovery wasn't their main outcome.

Answer:

It provided better maps and knowledge of plants and geography