Sacagawea's Legacy and Compensation

This chapter explores Sacagawea's financial compensation during the Lewis and Clark Expedition, including debates on her direct payments and their modern-day value. It also delves into her family's post-expedition life, including the adoption of her son by William Clark and contrasting stories about her later years. Ultimately, the discussion highlights her enduring legacy as a symbol for women's rights, while addressing the complexities and gaps in historical records surrounding her life.