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Sacagawea: Heroine of the Lewis and Clark Journey (2003)

Sacagawea: Heroine of the Lewis and Clark Journey (2003)
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Sacagawea: Heroine of the Lewis and Clark Journey uses reenactments in order to tell the life story of the brave Native American girl who helped guide the famous explorers through what at the time were uncharted territories in North America. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

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Synopsis of Sacagawea: Heroine of the Lewis and Clark Journey

Sacagawea: Heroine of the Lewis and Clark Journey uses reenactments in order to tell the life story of the brave Native American girl who helped guide the famous explorers through what at the time were uncharted territories in North America. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
80 mins
Categories:
Documentary
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    Darlene O.

    My kids enjoyed this movie more than the Ken Burns Lewis and Clark documentary. They liked that Sacagawea did the talking, and that the whole movie wasn't too long. This movie was a great way to introduce Lewis and Clark.

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    Kevin M.

    This movie is only good if you are in the 6th grade not a movie for entertainment

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    Gregg and Sonya H.

    I highly recommend this account of Sacagawea for children of any age. The story is told from her point of view. You tag along as Sacagawea takes her historical journey. Two of my children, ages 5 and 8, were captivated with this 40-something minute presentation. Now they know who is pictured on the "gold coins" Daddy gives them for special accomplishments, and what role she played in our history.

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