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Discover Eerie Tribes in History eBook

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Author's introduction explains the book's focus on Cherokee history and connecting reading with social studies.
Author's introduction to the history eBook
Table of contents lists Native American history, Southeastern Woodlands–Cherokee, day trips, and reference sections.
Contents for the history and reference sections
History eBook map identifies Native American regions, including the Arctic, Plains, Northeast, and Southeast.
Regional map introducing Native American history
Opening history passage introduces Native Americans and differences in food, shelter, clothing, and language.
Opening passage on Native American history
History eBook map titled 'Cherokee Trail of Tears' shows removal routes for Cherokee and other Native peoples.
Trail of Tears map accompanying the history text
History passage describes settlers, battles, disease, forced removal, the Cherokee Trail of Tears, and reservations.
History passage on displacement and reservations
History eBook photo shows a honey bee carrying pollen, accompanying the passage about food and farming.
Honey bee photo accompanying the farming passage
History passage discusses crops, turkeys, honeybees, cotton, and Iroquois government in relation to settlers.
Passage on farming and government connections
History eBook photo collection titled 'Modern Native Americans Today' accompanies text on contemporary life.
Photo collection for the contemporary life section
History passage names an Erie focus and introduces a review chart for region, tribe, food, shelter, and clothing.
Introduction to the Erie focus and review chart
Attributes
Subject

Social Studies, First Peoples (Native)

Grades

Grade 1, 2, 3, 4

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Anyone Can Learn
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About This Product

This resource is a social studies eBook titled Discover Eerie Tribes in History.

It is a 29-page book full of information about the civilization. Students will learn about their animals, the food they ate, war and so much more.

What's Included

1 PDF with 29 pages

Resource Tags

history ebook social studies Eerie tribes Native Americans

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