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You have read passage excerpts from “The Lewis and Clark Journey of Discovery” and from “Sacagawea.” The authors both describe the leadership of the members of the expedition and the impact the different skills each of the participants had on the success of the expedition. Based on what you have read, write a response arguing whether Sacagawea was essential to the expedition’s success. Use details from both passages to support your argument. please help

You Have Read Passage Excerpts From The Lewis And Clark Journey Of Discovery And From Sacagawea The Authors Both Describe The Leadership Of The Members Of The E class=

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answer: No Sacagawea wasn't very essential to the expedition's success. Without or with her, I they could have still made it. The baby she had with her was slowing them down, and kept the journey harder for these two young men. They ended up leaving her at the village because it was to dangerous. After that the two young men flourished with success. They got done in the matters on 2 1/2 years. With her and her baby it would have made it harder. Her people did help with the transportation, but even without the horses they would have made it eventually. This is my response arguing whether Sacagawea was important to this success.


Explanation: This is just my opinion on this story.

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