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.

What challenges did Sacajawea face when deciding whether to continue with the expedition or stay with her people?

What role did Sacajawea play in the Lewis and Clark expedition?

How did Sacajawea contribute to the relationship between the explorers and Native American tribes?

What was the outcome of the expedition in terms of discoveries made by Lewis and Clark?

Discuss the impact of Sacajawea's contributions on the success of the expedition.

Describe the significance of Sacajawea's reunion with her brother during the expedition.

How do you think Sacajawea would feel about having her image on the dollar coin?