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1. American Indians Between 1609 to 1865
   ... most famous Indian, but also the most famous woman in America.ampquotIn 1875, president Ulysses S. Grant gave a small reservation to the Shoshone tribe because he ...
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2. American Indians Between 1609 To 1865
   ... most famous Indian, but also the most famous woman in America.ampquot In 1875, president Ulysses S. Grant gave a small reservation to the Shoshone tribe because he ...
   (1856 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

3. Biography on Sacagawea
   ... dollar coin. Sacagawea was first known at birth as Boinaiv, which means ampquot Grass Maidenampquot she was part of the Shoshone tribe. She was ...
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4. Problems of sacagawea
   ... of Lewis and Clark. She was born approximately in 1788, into an Indian village of the Shoshone tribe. Sacagawea lived for the first ...
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5. The Problems and Frustrations of Sacagawea
   ... of Lewis and Clark. She was born approximately in 1788, into an Indian village of the Shoshone tribe. Sacagawea lived for the first ...
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6. The Lewis and Clark Expedition
   ... Sacagawea was kidnapped from her Shoshone tribe in what is now known as Montana and brought to the Mandan Village where she married Toussaint Charbonneau. ...
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7. Lewis and Clark across Idaho
   ... Old Toby, who was an Indian guide from the Shoshone tribe, got the party lost. He led the party down to a fishing camp, near a creek. ...
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8. Lewis and Clark The story
   ... Old Toby, who was an Indian guide from the Shoshone tribe, got the party lost. He led the party down to a fishing camp, near a creek. ...
   (2295 Words -- Approx. 9 Pages)

9. Who gets the bones
   ... In 1992, the oldest complete skeleton ever found in the northwest was turnedover to the Shoshonebannock tribe for reburial before it could be completely ...
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10. New World Exploration
    ... Jefferson. After they left the river for land, they encountered the Shoshone Indian Tribe. The Chief happened to be Sacagaweaamp39s brother. ...
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11. NEZ PERCE INDIANS
    ... Also, the Nez Perce tribeamp39s population went from 700 to a little bit more ... in southeast Idaho, Colonel Patrick Connor and his troops killed up to 368 Shoshone. ...
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12. Lewis and Clark Discoveries
    ... The Shoshone let the crew rest in their village for some time and also gave them ... Lewis and Clark developed a ritual that they used when meeting a tribe for the ...
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13. The Corps of Discovery
    ... Come to find out the Shoshone chief was Sacagaweas brother. ... The expedition then meets up with the Nez Perceamp39 which Lewis calls the most hospitable tribe of all ...
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14. Indians and Govnt
    ... the violation of their natural and treaty rights, members of the tribe were inhumanly ... Of course, the Shoshone Indians of whom this land ampquotbelongsampquot to and whose ...
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15. Why Do People Need Heroes
    ... When the Naz Perce tribe planned to kill the entire expedition, it was Sacagawea, a young Shoshone girl, who persuaded them that the expedition was peaceful. ...
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16. Comparisons between America and South Africa
    ... did not yet force Indians onto reservations, but gave each tribe its own ... tribes or bands of horseless Northern Paiute, Bannock and Western Shoshone Indians. ...
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