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She was Born on the Lemhi River.

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Sacagawea was born in May of 1788

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She passed on either December 20th, 1812, or sometime in 1884

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Sacagawea led Lewis and Clark through the New territory gained from the Louisiana Purchase.

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She would also help Lewis and Clark search for the Northwest Passage.

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She started the journey with Lewis and Clark on May 14, 1804

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The Expedition ended sometime in November, 1805.

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Her journey with Lewis and Clark started at Camp wood.

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The Journey then continued up the Missouri River.

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The expedition would then Lead to the Pacific Ocean.

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She was a very skilled gatherer.

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Sacagawea knew everything about the terrain that the travelers would be crossing.

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She spoke Hidatsa and Shoshone, two languages that would be crucial for the exploration.

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She was a Lemhi Shoshone Indian.

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Then was kidnapped at 12 and became a Hidatsa Indian.

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Sacagawea means "Bird Woman."

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Being a woman with a baby on this expedition she was able to show the other Native Americans that the expanding America meant no harm.

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She was referred to as Janey or "Squaw" which was not derogatory at the time.

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No one knows when Sacagawea actually died and what she died from.

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She was the only woman among 32 men on the expedition.

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When she started the expedition with Lewis and Clark she was 16 or 17 and carried a 55 day old baby boy.

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She traded her blue beaded shabono (Belt) for a fur coat made from sea otter skins for president Jefferson.

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Finally she would help show the Native Americans living on the new land hat they were part of America and create relationships with some tribes.