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funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/nativeamericans0000wolf  \n# A FIRST\n\nLOOK AT  \nHISTORY  \nNativeT               S  \nby Evelyn Wolfson  \nConsultant:Peter Whiteley  \nPlease visit our web site at:www.garethstevens.comPicture credits(t=top,b=bottom,c-center;I-left,r-right)For a free color catalog describing Gareth Stevens Publishing'sAlamy:8-9,17cr.Courtesy of the Dyision of Anthropology,Americanlist of high-quality books and muftimedia programs,callMuseum of Natural History:9br(artifact 'catalog number 10/24).1800-542-2595(USA)or 1-800-387-3178(Canada).Gareth11tr(50/6525AB),11cr(50/6492),11br(1/4965),J3tr(50/7267),Stevens Publishing's fax:(414)332-3567.13cr(50/7268),13br(501/5622),(7br(50/4362),23cr (50/9404)Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data available upon requestBritish Museum:8bl.Corbis:1,2-3₁5r (both).6-7 (all),8,12,131,from publisher:Fax(414)336-0157 for the atention of the Publishing15r (all),16;18,19(al);21 (all),221,22-23,23br C.Peter Jemison:11trRecords DepartmentNorth Wind Picture Archives:11 tl.Susanne Page:20-21:Smithsonian)  \nInstitute:171.Woolaroc Museum,Bartlesville,Oklahoma:14-15.Every effort has been made to trace the copyright holders for theThis edition first published in 2005 byphotos used in this book.The publisher apologizes,in advance,forGareth Stevens Publishingany unintentional omissions and would be pleased to insert appropriateA WRC Media Companyacknowledgments in any subsequent edition of this publication.330 West Olive Street,Suite 100Milwaukee,Wisconsin 53212 USAAll ights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced,This U.S.edition copyright ◎2005 by Gareth Stevens.Inc.stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or byOriginal edition copyright ◎2004 by ticktock Entertainment Ltd.any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,First published in Great Britain in 2005 by ticktock Media Ltd.,or otherwise,without the prior written permission of theUnit 2,Orchard Business Centre.North Farm Road,Tunbridgecopyright holderWells,Kent,TN23XF,United Kingdom.Printed in the United States of AmericaGareth Stevens series editor、Dorothy L.GibbsGareth Stevens art direction:Tammy West.12.3456789.0908070605  \nISBN 0-8368-4528-5  \nContents  \nThis book looks atfour Native groups:the Iroquois,Cherokee,Sioux,and Hopi people.  \nSpreading Acrossthe Land  \nImportant LessonsThe IroquoisConfederacyPeople of theLonghouseThe CherokeeThe Trail of TearsThe Sioux  \nLife on the PlainsThe HopiDesert FarmersGlossary  \nWords in the glossaryare printed in boldfacetype the first time theyappear in the text  \n4  \n6  \n8  \n10  \n12  \n14  \n16  \n18  \n20  \n22  \n24  \n# Spreading\n\nACrOSS  \nthe Land  \nthousand years ago.  \n# MAP OF NORTH AMERICA\n\nThis map shows the homelandsof only a few of the hundredsof Native American nations.  \nNative Culture  \nEvery Native culture has  \nits own kinds of art.Some  \nNative people made drawings  \nin caves and on the sides of  \ncanyons and rocks.These  \ntypes of drawings are  \ncalled petroglyphs.  \nThe eagle has long been  \nan important symbol to  \nmany Native people.  \n# Important lessons\n\nLong ago,not everyone had a written language.Peoplelearned things in many other ways.For Native people,it was very important that both children and grown-upslisten and remember.  \nBoys started hunting and fishing with the men when theywere ten years old.Some boys learned how to grow crops.  \n6","cbCaib8LxVSUTRHr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib8LxVSUTRHr","pdf",3083759,32,"English","# Spreading Across the Land\n# Map of North America\n# Native Culture\n# Important Lessons\n# The Iroquois\n## People of the Longhouse\n# The Cherokee\n## The Trail of Tears\n# The Sioux\n## Life on the Plains\n# The Hopi\n## Desert Farmers\n# Glossary","[{\"question\":\"Which Native groups does the book focus on?\",\"answer\":\"The book focuses on four Native groups: the Iroquois, Cherokee, Sioux, and Hopi 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