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…to win the Nobel Prize for literature. John Steinback died at his home In New York City in December, 1968. The genre of this book is fiction because there is a lot of drama in this book. Body Summary: This book is about a really poor Indian family…

…Today, students are told with great animation the story of the Boston Tea Party. Younger children may even make Indian masks to act out the riot. But before we can understand all of the hype and glamour about the party's grand finale, we need to know…

…and explorers (in the early 1800’s) named the area "Cypress” because they mistook the lodgepole pines on the hills for the cypress or jack pine of eastern Canada. Cypress Hills has a very rich cultural history. It was in the heart of Plains Indian land…

…, the London Company landed on a semi-island along the banks of a river the Indians knew as “Powhatan’s River”. On May 13, 1607, the first permanent British colony had been established in the form of a triangular fort. The men named their fort Jamestown, in honor…

…that they lived with was so vast and so untouched they never imagined that what they did to it would hurt it in any way. The Indians on the other hand, thought that everything in nature was of equal importance. From the Indians themselves, to the buffalo and the deer…

…Title: White Fang Date Written: 1906 Characters: Gray Beaver, Beauty Smith, Weedon Scott, White Fang, Kiche, and Lip-Lip. 1. Gray beaver- He is a very important character in the book. He is an Indian who owns Kiche and then later owns White Fang. He…

…there was a tornado coming when the washer would turn to the spin cycle. Next you would see the mustard yellow stove top and refrigerator. Then as you look up you see what I called the “Indian” cabinets. They were painted white whit Indian designs on them. Finally when…

…carry a 1000 lbs load and Buck did. One night when Buck came back to the camp site a bunch of indians and ran sacked the place and everyone thier including Bucks master Thorton. Having this had happen to Buck he was out for revenge so Buck found…

…. In this role, Smith supervised Indian agents in the West and worked with Secretaries of War Simon Cameron and Edwin Stanton to forge Indian policy. However, Smith was generally disliked by most members of the cabinet and was described by one insider as a man…

…Smith became leader of the colonists and tried his best to fight off the natives. In December of 1607, ,John Smith and some other colonists were attacked with by Indian deer hunters. The Indians killed the other Englishmen that were with him and carried…