Celebrating the Choctaw
Celebrating the Choctaw
by Hoffman, Tricia
ISBN: 9798892609166
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The Choctaw have lived in North America for thousands of years. Their story includes innovative farming, forced removal from their homeland on the Trail of Tears, and establishing a thriving nation in a new land. They have survived as a strong and important part of America. Learn about Choctaw clans, art, ceremonies, and more. Discover Choctaw culture in Celebrating the Choctaw, part of the Indigenous American Cultures series.
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Imprint: Mitchell Lane
Category: NonfictionInterest Level:
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AR Title: Yes Suggest AR Quiz for this book here.
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Dewey Number: 970.3
Page Count: 32
Trim: 6 1/2 x 9 1/4
Indigenous American Cultures: Set 2 Series
Members of Indigenous tribes have lived in North America for thousands of years. They remain a vibrant and important part of modern American life. In the Indigenous American Cultures series, young readers will learn fascinating facts about Native American history, art, music, food, ceremonies, and more. Each title explores how people honor their heritage and keep tribal traditions alive today. Discover and celebrate Indigenous American cultures! Books include vibrant photos and visual aids, fascinating facts, tips for reading nonfiction, a glossary, reading comprehension questions, an index, and resources for further learning.
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