On the trail of Tuesday Trivia….
New this month from the University of Nebraska Press, is Why Sacagawea Deserves the Day off and Other Lessons from the Lewis and Clark Trail, by Stephanie Ambrose Tubbs.  By foot, by Volkswagen bus, and by canoe is how this adventurous woman renewed and relived each step the two explorers and their famous (though relatively unknown) guide took more than two hundred years ago.  This week Tuesday Trivia will try to shed some light onto this mystery woman-with all the information the world wide web has to offer.
Put your thinking caps on bloggers….this trivia train is ready to take off!

1.)    True or False: There are two lakes, one river and 4 mountain peaks named after Sacagawea?
2.)    In what year was Sacagawea born?
3.)    Sacagawea actually means what, and should be spelled how?
4.)    What tribe is she originally from?
5.)    True or False: Sacagawea was originally captured in the fall of 1800 near what is now known as Peoria, IL?
6.)    She was traded to a French Canadian trader by the name of what?
7.)    Who was President the year Sacagawea was born?
8.)    In what years did she travel with Lewis & Clark?
9.)    What year was Sacagawea reunited with her people?
10.)    She died in what year?

Ok, bloggers how’d you do? Check back tomorrow for your answers!