Sacagawea and the Lewis and Clark Expedition

The video tutorial covers the story of Sacagawea, focusing on her early life, her role in the Lewis and Clark expedition, and her lasting legacy. The teacher highlights sequence words to help students understand the order of events. The video also includes a timeline of key events and a series of questions to test comprehension.

What is the main focus of the story being read?

• Character development

• Sequence of events

• Historical accuracy

• Cultural significance

Where was Sacagawea born?

• Montana

• Idaho

• Wyoming

• Oregon

Who did Sacagawea marry?

• Toussaint Charbonneau

• Meriwether Lewis

• A Hidatsa chief

• William Clark

What was one of Sacagawea's contributions during the expedition?

• Guiding through mountains

• Drawing maps

• Cooking meals

• Negotiating treaties

What did Sacagawea save during the storm?

• Food supplies

• Weapons

• Notebooks and tools

• Clothing

What did the explorers build before starting their return journey?

• A road

• A ship

• A bridge

• A fort

Which river did the expedition reach near the end of their journey?

• Missouri River

• Snake River

• Columbia River

• Yellowstone River

In what year was a special US dollar coin created to honor Sacagawea?

• 2000

• 1994

• 1988

• 2010

What is the meaning of 'route' in the context of the expedition?

• A wide tunnel to travel through

• Train tracks in the mountains

• A road for a wagon to use

• A way of getting from place to place

What event happened first after Sacagawea helped buy horses?

• Sacagawea remembered a gap in the mountains

• The group met with the Nez Pierce Indians

• Sacagawea married Toussaint Charbonneau

• The group stayed at Fort Clatsop for the winter