Sacagawea Guided Lewis and Clark Across the West
The Mini Page recounts Sacagawea leading the Lewis and Clark expedition from near St. Louis through the western states. She learned Hidatsa and Shoshone, served as interpreter and peacemaker, carried her baby Jean Baptiste, aided plant use and trading, and inspired a 2001 gold dollar coin in her honor.
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Sacagawea
American West
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Lewis and Clark
Hidatsa
Toussaint Charbonneau
Shar-Bone- Owe
United States
Jeffersons Louisiana Purchase Expedition Leads Clark Lewis
In 1803 Thomas Jefferson aims to acquire New Orleans and the Louisiana Territory from France for about 15 million dollars. He seeks a broader understanding of lands plants and animals and to reach the Pacific. Meriwether Lewis leads with William Clark as co explorer to establish relations with Indian tribes and map routes.
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Mississippi River
New Orleans
Mississippi
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Louisiana Purchase
Jefferson
Pacific Ocean
Lewis
Clark
Sacagawea and Lewis Clark references in library sources
A brief note lists online resources and library books about Sacagawea. It cites nps.gov pages on Sacagawea and Sacagawea related history culture in addition to two authors Stacy DeKeyser and Barbara Fifer mentioning Sacagawea in works about Lewis and Clark.
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Stacy DeKeyser
Barbara Fifer
Reusable lunch tips and a playful word riddle
Walter offers a riddle Envelope starts with E ends with E and one letter. The piece urges no waste lunches with reusable bags boxes and containers. It credits Bob Moore and the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial for assistance in this issue.
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Walter
Bob Moore
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
St. Louis
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Jean Baptiste
Edgar Samuel Paxson
Three Forks
Montana House of Representatives
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Nienemeemem Alames
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MiniPageBooks
Universal Uclick
Walnut
Kansas City
Kani
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