Sacajawea

Sacajawea

Period: Jan 1, 1700 to Jan 1, 1850

NorthWest Ordinance establishes rules.

Jul 13, 1787

The NorthWest ordinance establishes a system of goverment and prohibits slavery.

Sacajawea is born.

Dec 12, 1787

New hampshire approves the Constitution.

Jun 21, 1788

George Washington is elected president.

Feb 4, 1789

General Wayne defeats Indians.

Aug 20, 1794

General Wayne defeats Indians at the battle of Fallen Timbers.

George Washington dies.

Dec 14, 1798

Scajawea is captured by Hidastas Indians.

Oct 20, 1800

Sacajawea is sold to Toussiant Charbonneau.

Nov 9, 1800

Thomas Jefferson is elected president.

Jan 11, 1801

President Jefferson buys the Lousiana Purchase.

Apr 30, 1801

Lewis and Clark set out on their exploration.

May 14, 1804

Lewis and Clark stay at her village in North Dokota.

Dec 14, 1804

Sacajawea gave birth to her son Jean-Baptiste.

Feb 11, 1805

Sacajawea joins the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Apr 13, 1805

Sacajawea saves documents.

May 14, 1805

Sacajawea saves important documents from a capsized boat on the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Sacajawea was reunited with her tribe.

Aug 15, 1805

Sacajawea reunites with her brother and her sister's son Bazil.

Vice President Aaron Burr charged with treason.

May 21, 1806

Burr is charges for treason since he plotted to make a new nation on land claimed by the United Statesand Spain.

Zebulon Pike discovers a mountain.

Jul 15, 1806

Pike discovers a mountain on the Lewis and Clark expedition that now bears his name.

Sacajawea leads the expedition back to North Dokota.

Aug 17, 1806

Scajawea, her husband, and son return to North Dokota after a long journey.

Scajawea's death

Dec 20, 1812

Sacajawea dies from putrid fever in South Dokota.