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https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/sacagawea/

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Sacajawea was born in may 1788 in salmon ID. She was a Shoshone native american woman who helped explorers William Clark and meriweather Lewis and their corps of discovery on there way to the pacific ocean serving as an interpreter and a guide
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In Lewis and Clark's journal she is referred to as a snake woman which was a term attributed to all native american women at that time. Later she gained more and more respect from other party members and was treated as equal as others
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She had helped save the expedition several times thanks to her negotiating skills knowledge in medicinal herbs and knowledge of the terrain. And at the age of 8 Sacajawea was captured by an enemy tribe and sold to a french Canadian trapper who made her one of his wives and in 1805 Sacajawea gave birth to a son named jean Baptiste Carboneau.
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And 3 years after having her son she had a daughter named Lissette soon after she had her daughter she died of white mans sickness on April 9th in kennel SD. So after her death Clark looked after Sacajawea's two children and ultimately took custody of them both.
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