Sacagawea

Sacagawea is a native American woman who helped the Lewis and Clark expedition.

• True

• False

Sacagawea was a supportive woman who wanted to provide food for her family.

• True

• False

When she was young, another tribe captured her sister to live in their village.

• True

• False

Which one did she NOT do while living in a new village?

• She learned a new language

• She harvested crops

• She made pottery

• She taught kids

When she was about 15 years old, she _______________.

• moved to a different country

• married a French-Canadian fur trader

• built her farm

• learned how to fight an enemy

President Jefferson planned an expedition to find a ________ to the Pacific Ocean.

• water route

• new tribe

• food

• road

Captain Lewis met with the Shoshoni chief about ____________.

• trading for food

• exchanging people

• adopting some animals

• trading for horses

Sacagawea helped the Corps head ________.

• north

• west

• east

• south

Sacagawea called the ____________ the "big lake."

• Pacific Ocean

• Corps

• Arctic Ocean

• India Ocean

After the expedition, the Corps did these EXCEPT...

• drew a map of western land, rivers, and mountains

• brought journals about Native Americans

• brought scientific notes about animals and plants

• brought rumors of Native Americans