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    The Wichita Indians

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    The first recording of The Wichita Indians dated back all the way to the 1500s by a spanish explorer named‚ Francis Vazquez de Coronado. Coronado explored the American Southwest in the early 1500s in search for riches. The Wichita tribe’s origin was discovered specifically in 1541 near the area of the Arkansas River which is now considered the south-central Kansas. The ancestors of the Wichita however lived in the eastern Great Plains from the Red River north to Nebraska for at least two thousand

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    casino is still expanding. The Pequots are building a 17- story hotel and a $200 million museum. The tribe also plans to build an Asian theme park‚ with a monorail and replica of China’s Great Wall‚ golf courses and a campground. Already‚ the tribe has built a community center‚ a child development center and new housing for their tribal members. Their staggering profits have removed the Tribes worries about paying college tuition and health insurance. In addition‚ all tribal members receive

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    Cultural Experiences

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    reservation‚ miniscule is size compared to his original safe haven. He shows the emotional undertakings that he endured through his speech I Will Fight No More. In said speech‚ Chief Joseph sued imagery to show the physical and mental hardships all native tribes had to undergo. Chief Joseph’s background influenced his writing by making it personal. For instance‚ as an infant on a reservation Joseph gained his “Christian name” when missionaries baptized him. From this point‚ he was stripped of his cultural

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    Mac Miller

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    himself to play piano‚ drums‚ guitar‚ and bass by the age of 6. Then‚ after learning to compose songs in a variety of musical genres‚ he began studying the art of rhyme. Influenced by the styles of artists such as Big L‚ Lauryn Hill‚ Outkast‚ and A Tribe Called Quest‚ Mac soon developed a reputation for delivering jaw-dropping freestyles in Pittsburgh. Recording his first songs in the Fall of 2007‚ Mac went on to form a duo called The Ill Spoken. By 2009‚ Mac began recording solo records. During

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    The Cherokee tribe has many factors to its traditions. The main reasons why the Cherokee tribe still exists today is because the people of the tribe still are living the ways they lived before and believe the same principles. The creation of the tribe was during the 16th century‚ the tribe has great social skills and culturally advanced within the Native American tribes (Cherokee Nation). Without the traditions of holy water‚ the importance of the numbers four and seven‚ and the connection of the

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    During westward expansion many Native American Tribes were forced out of their homelands and moved into what was known as “Indian Territory” which is modern-day Oklahoma. The Cherokee‚ Choctaw‚ Chickasaw‚ Seminole‚ and Creeks‚ known as the “five civilized tribes” and the Plains Indians‚ which had been relocated to the western part of the territory on land leased from the Five Civilized Tribes‚ were moved into this area. Many of these tribes were enemies and were now being forced to live next to each

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    short version of Cinderella. Explain to students that the class will be reading two books today. One is Cinderella‚ a famous fairytale that is known throughout America. The other is The Rough-Face Girl‚ which is a legend from the Eastern Woodland tribes. Reading the Stories  Read aloud The Rough-Face Girl. After reading‚ ask students to tell you what they learned from the story about the culture of the Eastern Woodland Indians. Ask them to define terms such as wigwam‚ buckskin‚ runner of his sled

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    Generally speaking I loved the idea that Plenty Coup had in making sure the story and history of the crow tribe was told. Lear’s formulating thoughts and ideas about Coupe and the crow tribe history help organize the story in a way that much of the content seemed more mythical than real. The main point I got from the first chapter was the discovering of what life meant for someone after facing great defeat or mishaps in life. Initially the idea that life seemed unbearable and dull‚ not worth living

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    must prove to her that he alone is the most beautiful and captivate her with his vigorous moves. Like many other tribes of Africa the Wodaabe tribe uses face painting to draw beauty. African face painting has been a thing of curiosity to many in the western civilization. Many tribes in Africa practiced face painting for reasons of festivals‚ rituals and status symbols and

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    Chief Joseph was a member of the Nez Perce Indians. The Nez Perce Tribe lived between the Blue Mountains and the Snake River in the Wallowa Valley. He was given the name Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt‚ or Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain‚ but was widely known as Joseph‚ or Joseph the Younger‚ because his father had taken the name Joseph from the Christian religion. Joseph one of the first members of his tribe to convert to Christianity. In 1855 he helped Washington’s territorial governor set up a Nez

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