Exit Ticket:Sacagawea

Who was Sacagawea, and why is she important in American history?

• She was a queen who ruled a large country.

• She helped Lewis and Clark explore the western United States.

• She invented a new kind of boat.

• She was the first woman to fly an airplane.

What special skills did Sacagawea use to help Lewis and Clark on their journey?

• She could make clothes for everyone.

• She could sing songs to cheer them up.

• She knew how to guide them through the land and talk to other tribes.

• She could cook really delicious meals for the explorers.

How did Sacagawea help communicate with Native American tribes during the expedition?

• She spoke several Native American languages.

• She wrote letters to them.

• She drew pictures to tell them what to do.

• She taught the explorers to use sign language.

Why was Sacagawea’s knowledge of plants and nature useful to the explorers?

• She helped them find food and medicine in the wild.

• She could build houses out of plants.

• She made clothes out of leaves.

• She could plant a garden for them.

What was special about Sacagawea traveling with her baby during the journey?

• Her baby helped guide the way.

• Her baby scared away animals.

• Traveling with a baby showed other tribes that the group came in peace.

• Her baby helped carry supplies for the explorers.

Why do you think Sacagawea was considered a brave and important person?

• She traveled far from home and helped the explorers in dangerous situations.

• She was the fastest runner in the group.

• She could draw maps of all the places they visited.

• She always knew where to find treasure.

What role did Sacagawea play in the success of the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• She served as a guide and interpreter.

• She was the main leader of the expedition.

• She provided financial support for the journey.

• She mapped the entire route for the expedition.

What surprise did Sacagawea get when she saw the Shoshone chief?

• It was her father.

• It was her brother.

• It was her son.

• It was her uncle.

___________ was a Native American woman who acted as a guide and translator during the Lewis & Clark Expedition

• Sacagawea

• Pocahontas

• Shoshone

• Manifestia Destinia

Evaluate the overall success of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Did the Corps of Discovery achieve their goals, and what were the key factors that contributed to their success or failure?

• The expedition was successful in mapping the territory, establishing relations with Native American tribes, and documenting scientific observations, despite facing numerous challenges.

• The expedition failed to achieve any of its goals.

• The expedition was only partially successful and did not provide any valuable information.

• The expedition was abandoned halfway through.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking