Dr Margaret Huettl
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first heard Jun 2026
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So it's that tension, right?
Right.
Right, right.
The hard thing about Sacagawea is that we never get her perspective.
We only see her filtered through the eyes of her husband, the eyes of Lewis, the eyes of Clark, the eyes of these other white men.
But yes, she's on this journey because she doesn't have a choice.
Her husband doesn't.
Right.
Well, and even the boatsmen, a lot of the boatsmen were Métis.
So mixed often Cree or Ojibwe and French.
So just another example of already the interchange of people and relationships and cultures that was happening in North America.
It would have been uncomfortable a lot of the times.
That's one of the things that everybody wrote about in the journals was their discomfort.
The one advantage that Sacagawea would have had is that she comes from a nation that is used to moving.
Both the Shoshone and the Hidatsa were farming people intended to live in big farming villages.
But both groups of people moved for different seasonal purposes.
So the Shoshone, for instance, would move for the buffalo hunts and then they would move to other places to fish for the winter.
And so she had the advantage of being used to having to pick up and move relatively often.
But, you know, food was often scarce.
Nights were often cold.
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