Sacagawea and the Shoshone Tribe

The video introduces Sacagawea, a Native American woman who played a crucial role in the Lewis and Clark expedition. It covers her early life as a Shoshone girl, her capture by the Minotaur, and her marriage to Charbonneau. The video also discusses the cultural significance of buffalo hunting and the impact of bison on Native American life.

What year was Sacagawea featured on a U.S. dollar coin?

• 1995

• 2000

• 2010

• 1985

What does the name 'Sacagawea' mean?

• Strong Woman

• Wise Woman

• Bird Woman

• Brave Woman

Which river did the Shoshone often camp near?

• Mississippi River

• Snake River

• Missouri River

• Colorado River

What was the primary use of buffalo hides by the Shoshone?

• Building houses

• Making tools

• Crafting weapons

• Creating teepees

How many bison roamed the Great Plains during the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• 100 million

• 50 million

• 10 million

• 5 million

How did Sacagawea learn about her tribe's beliefs?

• Through storytelling

• Through formal schooling

• By listening to village elders

• By reading books

At what age was Sacagawea promised to be married?

• 10 or 11

• 15 or 16

• 13 or 14

• 18 or 19

Which tribe attacked Sacagawea's Shoshone camp?

• Navajo

• Apache

• Minotaur II

• Cherokee

How far was Sacagawea taken after being captured?

• 800 miles

• 600 miles

• 400 miles

• 200 miles

Who was Sacagawea traded to after her capture?

• A Mandan leader

• A Shoshone chief

• A Minotaur II warrior

• A Canadian fur trader