Sacagawea

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.

Sacagawea belonged to the Shoshone tribe. ... During the 19th century, Hidatsa warriors often went on raiding parties like the one where they captured Sacagawea. Sacagawea lived with the Hidatsa for a few years, but, by 1804, she had been sold or gambled away to a French-Canadian trapper and trader, Toussaint Charbonne

She was born in 1810 - 11 but the month and date is unknown.

Yes, but they're currently only minted for and sold to collectors. In addition, the reverse design is now changed each year to represent a different aspect of Native American culture.

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I'm not sure her EXACT age (there isn't that much documentation of Sacagawea's early life) but she was a teenager. She was kidnapped from her tribe at 12. She was won in a gambling match at 13 by Charbonneu and he took her as a wife (he also took another young Shoshonne girl as a wife). Pomp was her first child, he was probably born a couple years after her mairrage.

because he won her in a gabling game then got 2 new wife to go a long with her

there were several reasons but a main one is is to spend more time with clark who she starts to and then does love. Also, in hopes of finding her people and being reunited with them.

after Sacajawea died clark got custody of her kids and rasised them like they where his own

Sacajawea was a Native American woman who helped Lewis and Clark.

Adam and Eve were the first humans created by God, or so the Bible says.

So they definitely did not meet.

On February 11, 1805, Jean-Baptiste's birth was recorded by Lewis at the Awatixa village on the south side of the Knife River, 50 days before the expedition left the Mandans. Fort Mandan was built by the members of the expedition as their own shelter within the village, however it is unclear whether Sacagawea gave birth to her son within the walls of the fort, or nearby at what Lewis and Clark called the interpreter's hut.

She was 16 the people say

BEcause Sacajawea was named after a bird and she was very importanat to our loundray

It means you are an upstanding gentleman... and that you should join a gentlemans club

she helped Lewis and clark to get to the Pacific Ocean. without her the expedition might of failed. she brought them horses that helped them get over the rockies.

The buddha doesn't say that everything is Dukkha, he just says that everyone experiences it.

Because pleasure is impermanent and when it ends you feel pain.

BONNIT

It is more likely that Sacagawea saved the Lewis and Clark Expedition. She led the group through her native Shoshone country and helped keep them out of danger.

Sacagawea had to overcome many obstacles, such as that she was forced to marry a French-Canadian Fur Trade named Charbonneau. She was captured by enemies at 12 and was taken away from her home for five years. Sacagawea had a devastating adventure at her enemy camp. She finally got the chance to regain hope when adventurers Captain Meriwether Lewis and Captain William Clark came to have shelter for the winter, food, and some interpreters and men to fight and to become friends and trade with other indian tribes.

oii dont know

well sacajewea was a native America and they did not care much about money but how to survive.

Sacagawea was Shoshone native American.