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    Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark understand Native American languages in the late 1700s. Calamity Jane lived, acted, and worked like a man in the 1860s and 1870s, once walking into a saloon and shooting a hole in the ceiling. In the 1870s and 1880s, several women became pioneers in their fields - Susan La Flesche became the first Native American woman doctor, Nellie Mclung became a strong women's suffrage activist, and Annie Mosey beat a man in a shooting competition. Pearl Heart was the first known female stagecoach robber in Arizona in the 1880s.

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    Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark understand Native American languages in the late 1700s. Calamity Jane lived, acted, and worked like a man in the 1860s and 1870s, once walking into a saloon and shooting a hole in the ceiling. In the 1870s and 1880s, several women became pioneers in their fields - Susan La Flesche became the first Native American woman doctor, Nellie Mclung became a strong women's suffrage activist, and Annie Mosey beat a man in a shooting competition. Pearl Heart was the first known female stagecoach robber in Arizona in the 1880s.

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    Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark understand Native American languages in the late 1700s. Calamity Jane lived, acted, and worked like a man in the 1860s and 1870s, once walking into a saloon and shooting a hole in the ceiling. In the 1870s and 1880s, several women became pioneers in their fields - Susan La Flesche became the first Native American woman doctor, Nellie Mclung became a strong women's suffrage activist, and Annie Mosey beat a man in a shooting competition. Pearl Heart was the first known female stagecoach robber in Arizona in the 1880s.

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    TIMELINE OF WILD WEST WOMEN

    (1870's)
    (1865) Martha
    (1788) Jane
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    ea y Jane into a
    helped lived, saloon (1875)
    Lewis and shot
    and Clark acted, a hole in
    Annie
    Mosey beat (1889) Pearl
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    Butler in a
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    (1856) (1865) (1873) (1875)


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    women doctor. women's for for the ill.
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