sacagawea

What was the significance of Sacagawea's presence during the expedition?

• Her presence helped to show that the expedition was peaceful.

• She was the leader of the expedition.

• She provided essential navigation skills.

• She was responsible for the expedition's supplies.

What legacy did Sacagawea leave behind?

• She is remembered as a symbol of courage and exploration.

• She was the first woman to vote in the United States.

• She discovered the Pacific Ocean.

• She was a famous author of children's books.

Who kidnapped/captured Sacagawea when she was a child?

• Hidatsu

• Sioux

• Cheyenne

• Comanche

Why did Clark want to take Pomp with him?

• To give him an education.

• To teach him how to hunt.

• To make him a servant.

• To help him find his family.

What was the main goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• To explore the newly acquired western territory and find a route to the Pacific Ocean.

• To establish trade relations with Native American tribes.

• To map the eastern United States for future settlers.

• To search for gold and other valuable resources in the west.

What was Sacagawea's husband's name?

• Toussaint Charbonneau

• John Smith

• William Clark

• Meriwether Lewis

What was one challenge Sacagawea faced during the expedition?

• Traveling with her baby, Pomp.

• Navigating through dense forests alone.

• Finding food for the entire group.

• Dealing with harsh weather conditions.

How did Sacagawea's knowledge of the land benefit the expedition?

• She knew the geography and could identify edible plants.

• She was able to navigate using the stars.

• She provided the expedition with maps of the area.

• She spoke multiple Native American languages.

What did Sacagawea help the expedition find?

• Food and supplies.

• Maps and navigation tools.

• Weapons and armor.

• Transportation methods.

What is the nickname of Sacagawea's son?

• Pomp

• Jack

• Billy

• Tom