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4 TH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES LESSON BY: KAREN BUFFORD KIMBERLY LOWMAN KELLI MILLER & DEBRA VINSON EDUC250 The Eastern Woodland Native Americans

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Degadawidah Hiawatha Tree of Peace

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The Tribes of the Iroquois Nation: The Eastern Woodland Region

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The Eastern Woodland Native Americans Planting Corn The Hunt

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The Eastern Woodland Native Americans The Interior of a Longhouse

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The Wampum Belt A very important symbol to the people of the Iroquois Nation. It provided the wearer with authority and credibility. The Eastern Woodland Native Americans

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Legend of The Rabbit Dance The Hunters Story and the Chiefs Wisdom The Eastern Woodland Native Americans

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The Traditional Rabbit Dance Today, as in times past, the dance is performed to demonstrate the Iroquois respect for nature. The Eastern Woodland Native Americans

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