Famous Women in History: Sacagawea

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The biography delves into the life of Sacagawea, a Shoshone woman whose journey from captivity to becoming a pivotal figure in American history is both inspiring and complex. Kidnapped as a child and later married off, she joined the Lewis and Clark expedition with her infant son, acting as a translator and guide. The narrative explores her significant contributions, the mysteries surrounding her later life and death, and her enduring legacy as a symbol of female strength. Accompanied by archival visuals, the book provides a rich context to her remarkable story.