0
Sacajawea was first noticed by members of the Lewis and Clark Expedition in November 1804 when she joined the group as a guide and interpreter. She was a Shoshone woman who played a crucial role in aiding the expedition's exploration of the western United States. Her presence was significant not only for her language skills but also for her knowledge of the terrain and local tribes.
What else can I help you with?
What year did Sacajawea have a daughter?
Sacajawea had a daughter named Jean Baptiste Charbonneau in 1805. She was born during the Lewis and Clark Expedition, which Sacajawea joined as a guide and interpreter. Jean Baptiste was the first child born to an American woman in the western United States.
How did Sacajawea change peoples lives?
because she was the youngest U.S explorer and that influenced people...
What tribe was Sacajawea originally from?
e chechonry
What was Daniel Boone and Sacajawea relationship like?
yes he did
Who explored the Louisiana purchase?
Meriweather Lewis and William Clark were sent by Jefferson to explore the new territory. There were 33 people in the party including Sacajawea and her husband and son.
When did people first start to notice Sacajawea?
people first to notice her when she help them through troubles
What is the first thing you notice about people?
Their look. If it is about a girl, then I notice their face and hair first!
What does Sacajawea speak?
Sacajawea spoke the dialect of the Shoshone people, and couldn't speak English or French.
Who were the people who adopted Sacajawea?
hidatsa and madan people
How many people were in Sacajawea famliy?
64 people
What was Sacajawea's first name?
Jean Baptiste
Who said Everything she did on that journey was for her people?
Sacajawea
What was sacajawea's first son's name?
Jean Baptiste
Who was the first women to be printed on a US coin?
Sacajawea
How old was Sacajawea hen she had her first child?
17.
Was Sacajawea first American?
Sort of. She was Native American
What groups did Sacajawea talk to?
She talked to the Hidatsa people and the Shosone people.
