Indigenous Nations in North America
Synopsis:
The Anishinaabek are a rich nation with teachings and practices passed down from generation to generation. Explore more about the people and nations through Anishinaabek author Jennifer Meness.
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This book is part of the Indigenous Nations in North America series.
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32 Pages | Paperback
Synopsis:
In this book, discover the difficult journey of The Cherokee people. How they came to North America and how they were then removed with other Nations through The Trail of Tears. Learn about the seven Cherokee clans. Their culture, traditions, and language as it was the first Indigenous language put into writing.
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This book is part of the Indigenous Nations in North America series.
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32 Pages | Paperback
Synopsis:
The Haudenosaunee, like many Indigenous Nations and communities across North America, have their own history and culture. Discover the Peacemaker Story, which explains how the Confederacy was created. Learn about historical facts and their effects on present times. Get to know Haudenosaunee people who give thanks everyday and have many stories and traditions to tell.
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This book is part of the Indigenous Nations in North America series.
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32 Pages | Paperback
Synopsis:
The Metis peoples have a rich and expansive history here in Canada and beyond. Learn more about their hertiage, teachings, traditions which have traveled generations and generations.
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This book is part of the Indigenous Nations in North America series.
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32 Pages | Paperback
Synopsis:
The Mi'kmaq have many practices in their culture which make them unique. Discover more about the people and nation through Mi'kmaq author Corinne Chappell.
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This book is part of the Indigenous Nations in North America series.
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32 Pages | Paperback
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Orginating from Florida, the Seminole nation has a deep history in North America. Discover more about the Seminole nation, their traditions and story.
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This book is part of the Indigenous Nations in North America series.
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32 Pages | Paperback
Our logo reflects the greater Nation we live within—Turtle Island (North America)—and the strength
and core of the Pacific Northwest Coast peoples—the Cedar Tree, known as the Tree of Life. We are
here to support the building of strong nations and help share Indigenous voices.
