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Kidnapped
Sacagawea was apart of the Shoshone tribe which were enemies of the Hidatsa tribe. The Hidatsa tribe kidnapped Sacagawea when she was buffalo hunting. (There is no exact month, but she was kidnapped when she was twelve). -
Sold
Sacagawea was sold to a French Canadian fur trader, Toussaint Charbonneau, her future husband. (No exact month) -
Adventures
Lewis and Clark encounters the Hidatsa tribe, Sacagawea and her husband are hired as interpreters.(No exact month) -
Negotiations
Sacagawea negotiates with the Shoshone tribe to buy horses for Lewis and Clark. She realizes the chief is her brother. (No exact month) -
New beginnings
Sacagawea gives birth to a baby boy named Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. Lewis assisted the birth. (No exact month) -
Overturned
A windstorm almost overturned everything on Lewis, Clarks, Sacagawea, and Toussaints' boat. Sacagawea jumped in and saved most of the lighter articles like research notes, books, and instruments. (No exact month) -
Rivers
Because of Sacagawea's heroic act a river was named after her. The Sacagawea River is a tributary of the Musselshell River. (No exact month) -
Sickness
Sacagawea becomes ill with a fever but Clark helps save her life. (No exact month) -
Returning home
Sacagawea and Charbonneau arrived home in Mandan village on the upper Missouri River. Sacagawea was paid nothing for the Lewis and Clark Expedition but Charbonneau was. (No exact month) -
Adoption
After Sacagawea died Clark adopted her kids, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau and Lizette Charbonneau. (No exact month)
