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The Trail of Tears: Journey Through the Ozarks of Southern Missouri
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By: Cynthia Collins
Black Hawk and Keokuk: Opposing Viewpoints, Bitter Rivalry
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Warrior Spirit Honored On Veteran's Day: Florida Tribe Proud of New Veteran's Building
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By: Susan Etchey
Black Hawk's Emerging Power: New Allies
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Prelude to War: Keokuk and Black Hawk
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The Warfare Culture of the Iroquois: Diplomacy and War in the Haudenosaunee (1500-1800)
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By: Adam C'DeBaca
The Rise of Black Hawk: The British Band and the United States
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Native American Sweat Lodge to Purify the Soul: A Simple Hut to Cleanse Mind, Body, and Spirit
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Resisting Relocation: Sauk and Fox
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Westward Migration of Native Tribes: Relocation of the Shawnee, Huron, Kickapoo
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The Ondinnonk or Dream Culture of the Iroquois: Ritual Dream-Therapy for Violent and Sexual Desire
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By: Adam C'DeBaca
Choctaw Relocation: Forced West
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The First Removal: The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek
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New Orleans Cuisine: A Melting Pot of Cultures
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By: Theresa D. Young
Andrew Jackson and Indian Relocation: The Arguement Over the Indian Removal Act
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Powwow Feather Fans: Common Accessory For the Dancer on the Go
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By: Maureen Zieber
Women's Fancy Shawl Fascination: A New Dance to Old Powwow Culture
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By: Maureen Zieber
Animal Hide Robes and Blankets of the Plains: Plains Tribes’ Decoration of Wearable and Useable Art
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By: Maureen Zieber
Women's Southern Cloth Dresses: View of Prized Ribbon Appliqué and Beadwork
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By: Maureen Zieber
The Grass Dance Progression: From Warrior Society Dance to Intertribal Powwow Favorite
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By: Maureen Zieber
Indian Removal Act: American Land Grabs
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Removal and Relocation: A New Policy Toward American Indian Tribes
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Imposters Sell Fake Seminole Crafts in Florida: Not All Seminole Chickees Authentic
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By: Susan Etchey
Roots of Assimilation: Colonial Period to 1824
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Assimilation of American Native Communities: Absorbing Native Culture
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Office of Indian Affairs: Abandoning the Factory System
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Office of Indian Trade: Government Policy
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Trade and Intercourse: United States Trade Policy from 1796 to 1802
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Funding Trade: Washington and Managing Trade With Indian Tribes
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Revisions to the Intercourse Act: Redefining America's Policy
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Trade and Intercourse Act of 1790: Defining Trade With Indian Nations
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Northwest Ordinance: Legislating the Future
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Honoring Native American Code Talkers: Smithsonian Exhibit Honors War Heroes
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By: Susan Etchey
Porcupine Hair Roaches Worn at Powwows: From the Eastern Woodland Warriors to the Plains
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By: Maureen Zieber
The Evolution of the Powwow Dance Bustle: How Feathers Can Be Used to Enhance Dance Regalia
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By: Maureen Zieber
Jingle Dress Dancing at Powwows: ‘Old Style’ Versus Contemporary Style
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By: Maureen Zieber
Negotiations With Indian Tribes: Prelude to the Treaty System
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Colonial Day Kidnapping: Mary Jemison Abducted by Indians and French Soldiers in 1758
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By: Christine Musser
Cherokee Naming Ceremonies: The Significance of Names in Native American Culture
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By: Josanna Simpson
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By: Kelly Conrad
Separate States: Origins of Indian Territory
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Committee on Indian Affairs: Neutrality to Alliance
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By: Terry McNamee
Centralization and Treaty System: Diplomatic Relations with Indigenous Tribes
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Mounds of North America: Common Traits
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Mississippian Culture: Mounds of the Pre-contact Period
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Walla Walla Mission Massacre: The Whitmans Were Killed Because They Brought Sickness to the Land
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By: Dale Raugust
Totem Poles Past and Present: Their History, Design, and Cultural Significance
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By: Annika S. Hipple
Hopewell: Mound Empire of the Northeast
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Adena: Mound Culture in the Ohio River Valley
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Mound Culture: The Mound Builders of Poverty Point
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Gustoweh Worn by the Haudenosaunee: Male Pride in Indigenous Headgear
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By: Maureen Zieber
The Taino: An Introduction to the Forgotten Natives of the Caribbean
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Who Are The Elders? Understanding the Roll of Elders in First Nations Communities
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By: Annette Cyr
The Fate of the Anasazi: Theory and Fact
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Empty Cities: The Mystery of the Anasazi
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Anasazi Architecture: From Pithouse to Cliff Dwelling
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Karmak and Barabara: Other Arctic Dwellings
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The Plank House: Northwest Architecture
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The Igloo: Snow House of the Central Inuit
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The Longhouse: Northeastern Architecture
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Northwest Coast Indian Tribes: The Native Americans Known for Their Distinctive Totem Poles
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By: Linda McDonnell
Adobe Architecture: From Anasazi to Pueblo Indians
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The Pithouse: Plateau, Southwest, and Arctic Housing
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The Earth Lodge: Partially Subterranean Shelter
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Lean-To and the Wigwam: Nomadic Shelter
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The Tipi and Plains Indians: Functional Housing and Community Development
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Wampum Belts and Beads: Brief History and Use Among the Northeast Nations
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By: Maureen Zieber
The Story of Thanksgiving: Squanto and the Wampanoag
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The Equine Trade: The Horse and Inter-tribal Trade
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The Horse and Native Mythology: The Epic of Long Arrow
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The Horse: Introduction by Spain
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Calling Forth the Rain: More on Mandan Agriculture
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American Indian Museum: Dedicated to Preserving Culture and Traditions
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By: Christine Musser
Mandan Mini Corn: Catlin and Mandan Agriculture
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Skinwalkers-Witches of the Navajo: Yenaldlooshi Origin and Legacy
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By: Maureen Zieber
Agriculture of Indigenous Tribes: Native Americans and Crop Cultivation
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Changes in American Agriculture: Exploring Changes after European and Native American Contact
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Pope' After the Revolt: Shattered Union
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Pope` in the Ascendancy: Rebellion Against Spain
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Reconstruction: Spanish Missionaries and the Pueblo Indians
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New Spain and the Pueblo Indians: Convert and Absorb
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Thorpe's Legacy: Post Athletic Career
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Thorpe After the Olympics: Free Agent to Most Valuable Player
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Jim Thorpe: A Hard Road to Olympic Gold
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Anukite' and Lakota Tradition: Evolution of a Cultural Myth
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Ite' and Iktomi: Bringing Man to the Surface
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Mahpiyato's Outrage: Punishment for Ite'
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Jeannie Delahunt
Crazy Horse: Oglala Sioux Warrior: Man and Legend, the Soul of this Sioux Hero Extraordinaire
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By: Jeannie Delahunt
Battle of Blue Water Creek, 9/2-3/1885: Lt. William S. Harney Attacks Brule Village--Harney Massacre
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By: Jeannie Delahunt
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By: Jeannie Delahunt
Wakanka's Deal With Iktomi: Seeking the Sun's Affection
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Origins of Man: The Creation of the Buffalo Nation
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Lakota Creation: Iyan's Sacrifice
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The Creator Spirit: Making the Earth and Man
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Ceremonies of the Plains: Importance and History
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Lakota Healing Song: Wapiye’ Olowan
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Mandan Song: George Catlin and Indian Singing
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