Sacagawea: Bird woman | An echo of the past

Sacagawea: Bird woman | An echo of the past

Welcome to another episode An echo of the past !
🎥 The narration is part of the Echoes of the Past series - a channel where history comes alive through the voice of historical figures themselves.

Sacagawea - a name that means "Bird Woman" in the Shoshone language. A young Native woman who was kidnapped from her home as a child, sold, and yet became one of the most important figures in American history.

With a newborn son on her back, she walked thousands of miles through the wilderness, crossing the Rocky Mountains, rivers and the dangers of an unknown land. She was a bridge between two worlds - that of white explorers and that of native tribes. Her knowledge of nature, languages and diplomatic skills saved the famous Lewis and Clark expedition many times over.

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0:00 - Opening remarks by Sacagawea
1:30 - Chapter 1: Childhood in the Wilderness - The Beginning of the Journey
2:56 - Chapter 2: Meeting the Captains - the beginning of the journey
4:06 - Chapter 3: Downstream Missouri - first steps into the unknown
5:12 - Chapter 4: Over the Mountains and Meeting My Brother
6:18 - Chapter 5: To the Pacific Ocean
7:17 - Chapter 6: Homecoming
7:58 - Chapter 7: After the Return - Life After the Expedition and Legacy

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