'Lakota sioux' presentation slideshows

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What region did the Pueblo live in?

What region did the Pueblo live in?. What family?. Southwest United States in present-day New Mexico and Arizona. Region. What region did the Kwakiutl live in?. What family?. Region Coastal Range. Pacific Northwest. What region did the Lakota/Sioux live in?. What family?. Region

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. For Proper Performance, Play in Full Screen Mode. Homes. Food. Culture. Location. Clothing. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. Jeopardy. 300. 300. 300. 300. 30 0. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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What region did the Pueblo live in?

What region did the Pueblo live in?. What family?. Southwest United States in present-day New Mexico and Arizona. Region. What region did the Kwakiutl live in?. What family?. Region Coastal Range. Pacific Northwest. What region did the Lakota/Sioux live in?. What family?. Region

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The Indian Wars

The Indian Wars. 1 st Treaty of Fort Laramie. In 1851, eight Native American groups agreed to specific limited geographic boundaries in return for the U.S. government promising to honor those boundaries forever. Settlers Move Into the Great Plains.

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The Indian Wars

The Indian Wars. 1 st Treaty of Fort Laramie. In 1851, eight Native American groups agreed to specific limited geographic boundaries in return for the U.S. government promising to honor those boundaries forever. Settlers Move Into the Great Plains.

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The Indian Wars

The Indian Wars. AHII Unit 1 Part A: Conflict. 1 st Treaty of Fort Laramie. 1851 8 Native American groups agreed to specific limited geographic boundaries in return for the US government promising to honor those boundaries forever. Settlers Move Into the Great Plains.

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Native American Cultures

Native American Cultures. Northwest Tlingit. Plains Lakota Sioux. Woodlands Iroquois. Southwest Navajo. Woodlands- Iroquois. Region. Clothing. Food. Housing. Woodland Region. The Iroquois lived in the Northeast region of the United States called the Woodlands.

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Native Americans In the West

Native Americans In the West. AH1.H.3.2. Explain (Cause & Effect) how environmental, cultural and economic factors influenced the patterns of migration and settlement within the U.S. before the Civil War. Essential Questions:

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Saturday school- Making of America

Saturday school- Making of America. Making of America: revision support booklet. Key areas you need to know:

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Rethinking Race 2010: Native American Content

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Native Americans & Westward Expansion

Native Americans & Westward Expansion. Native American Diversity. Navajo. Crow. Lakota. Sia. Pre-1800s. Introduction of diseases by Europeans caused widespread epidemics that wiped out up to 80% of some populations.

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Ghost Dance and Religious Resistance

Ghost Dance and Religious Resistance. Ghost Dance. New religious movement Spiritual dance to regain life Became part of many Native American belief systems. Basis : circle round dance since prehistoric times Trance , prophesying Last 5 days and 4 nights

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Region Pictures. Home Pictures. Occupation Pictures. Transportation Pictures. warriors. Plains. Eastern Woodlands. farmers. hunters. horsemen. fishermen. Southwest. Powhatan Indians. Region Homes Occupations Transportation. Region Pictures.

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Have you sat and talked to Spirit? Would you like to? Is your special events calendar full?

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THE BUFFALO

THE BUFFALO. By Katherine Schoenfeld. What is a Buffalo?. The buffalo is a the largest land mammal in North America. They are warm-blooded . They have teeth and lots of hair.

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Ch. 18-3 Notes Native American Struggles

Ch. 18-3 Notes Native American Struggles . Mrs. Manley . Following the buffalo . Plains Indians including the Sioux lived nomadic lives Nomadic- travelling vast distances following their main source of food Buffalo was their main source of food. They also used buffalo hides, bones, etc.

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BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIGHORN

BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIGHORN. Reasons for conflict among the natives, settlers and government :.

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Tuesday, April 12 th , 2011

Tuesday, April 12 th , 2011. History of the Southwest & Mexico IN: Where did we leave Dances With Wolves yesterday?

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