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    The Iroquois

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    The native people of North America have always depended on natural resources for survival. One of the natural resources that the Iroquois were the turtles. The Iroquois used the turtle's back as some sort of calendar. With its pattern of thirteen large scales standing for the thirteen moons in each year, and twenty eight smaller scales standing for the twenty eight days between each new moon. This reminds them that all things are connected and that they must try to live in balance. The Iroquois…

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    I believe the U.S government should give land back to the Native Americans because money wouldn’t do them very good because they want back their land because they were stolen from, the Black Hills from the Great Sioux were stolen because they found gold on those lands. Giving them land is a good things and the U.S can provide them with land and workers to build them new and stable homes and schools so kids won’t drop out and not have a education. The conditions they have on the reservations…

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    lasted for eight years, and the “Dust Bowl” destroyed many homes. The Dust Bowl caused many people to come sick and disease ridden, and many people died because of the storms. During the summer of 1931, a severe drought hit the Midwest and Southern Plains. This showed to be a massive problem for farmers because all of their crops died. No matter how much they tended to the land, nothing would grow. The drought also caused dust storms, which destroyed many homes. “If you would like to have your…

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    Hey there reader! The book that I am reading is titled Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse. This is a historical fiction book. I am going to tell you some important events that had happened so far. Key parts to remember that Bille Jo is a fourteen year old girl living is Oklahoma, year 1934-35 during the Great Depression, so she is very poor. The first large event in the book so far is the largest dust storm. The storm contains speeding winds and the soil there is dry, so it blows around sand and…

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    Always remember to make good choices, because small mistakes could lead to big ones. This is an important lesson because this started to happened to Jamestown, Virginia on May 13, 1607. This town was named after King James the first. Colonists died in early Jamestown because of a few problems. Some problems include as massive droughts, lack of surgeons, and diseases. The first problem in Jamestown was the massive drought. In document B, the graph presents that there was a massive drought for…

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    Far West Disadvantages

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    After the Civil War, many people moved to the Far West due to its wet and lush territory, high mountains, flat plains, treeless prairies and great forests. These different societies that developed in the “Far West” included the Western Tribes, the Spanish, Chinese immigrants and white settlers. Firstly, the Plains Indians, the most powerful of the Indian tribes, adapted to the new environment of the Far West by hunting buffalo, which was a big part of their livelihood as they used it for their…

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    Rain Rainforest Moving

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    Moving to The Rainforest About a month ago, a terrible tornado went through our town. It destroyed most houses and most buildings, including our school. So we had to go somewhere else, we are going to the rain forest. The rainforest is going to be in Brazil it is going to be a very big change in our lifestyle. The rainforest will be very different because we were in the middle of Kansas. The best part of having a school in the rainforest is that it will always be fun. You will also learn…

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    LOCATION Our beautiful colony has rolling hill,high mountains and meandering rivers, with the hills overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.He also posses a large amount of open soil,perfect for those pursuing the farming profession.Another attraction is the beautiful Hudson River, and Mohawk rivers,our major waterways and the soaring Appalachian mountains. New York is in the middle colonies HISTORY In 1626,our glorious founder,The Duke of York,came to what is now our colony…

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    In the 1930’s a Dust Bowl destroyed many states including Oklahoma, Kansas, and even as far West in California. This was discouraging for many that were already in a hardship from the stock market crash and high unemployment. With no savings and no money to feed their families the Dust Bowl made the situation worse when it ruined crops and farms that people made a living off and fed from. At a time when everyone would lose faith and become unbearable John Steinbeck published a book called The…

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    The Lakota Way Summary

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    According to Tyler Troudt once said, “The past cannot be changed forgotten to edit or erased it can only be accepted.” In the book The Lakota Way, it is talking about all the old stories that no one talks about anymore. Some of the stories are about respect, honor, love, sacrifice, truth, bravery. Joseph M. Marshall the third wrote this story so that young adults around the world and mainly the Lakota people know their culture, so they knew all the stories about the people long ago. What the…

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