Sacagawea and the Conclusion of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

The transcript details the Lewis and Clark expedition, highlighting Sacagawea's crucial role. It covers their journey westward, encounters with Native American tribes, and reaching the Pacific Ocean. Sacagawea's contributions as a guide, translator, and peacekeeper are emphasized, along with her personal challenges and decisions. The expedition's success in mapping the West and discovering new species is noted. Sacagawea's legacy is honored with a dollar coin, despite her receiving no compensation for her efforts.

Who did Sacagawea reunite with during the expedition?

• Her uncle

• Her brother

• Her mother

• A childhood friend

What was the name of the camp established by the expedition near the Rocky Mountains?

• Camp Shoshone

• Camp Sacagawea

• Camp Fortunate

• Camp Discovery

What significant right was Sacagawea allowed to exercise during the expedition?

• The right to vote

• The right to trade

• The right to negotiate

• The right to lead

Why was Sacagawea upset about the whale expedition?

• She was not allowed to see the Pacific Ocean

• She was not given any food

• She was not allowed to vote

• She was not given a horse

What did Sacagawea receive for her contributions to the expedition?

• A monetary reward

• A medal of honor

• A land grant

• Nothing

How many species of plants and animals did the expedition discover with Sacagawea's help?

• Over 300

• Over 100

• Over 400

• Over 200

What year did Sacagawea pass away?

• 1812

• 1816

• 1814

• 1810