Encounters with Europeans
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Wampum belts, made of coloured shells sewn together, were exchanged by native tribes after a treaty was agreed to. A woman of the Winnebago tribe of Wisconsin. In the 1860s, people of this tribe were moved to Nebraska Names of native tribes are often given to things unconnected with them: Dakota (an aeroplane), Cherokee (a jeep), Pontiac (a car), Mohawk (a haircut)! Different terms are used in English for the native peoples of
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Wampum belts, made of coloured shells sewn together, were exchanged by native tribes after a treaty was agreed to. A woman of the Winnebago tribe of Wisconsin. In the 1860s, people of this tribe were moved to Nebraska Names of native tribes are often given to things unconnected with them: Dakota (an aeroplane), Cherokee (a jeep), Pontiac (a car), Mohawk (a haircut)! Different terms are used in English for the native peoples of
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