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<p>introduces The Crafts, Myths, And Modern And Traditional Way Of Life Of The Native Americans Known As The Muscogee, Or Creek, Whose Homelands Were In What Is Now Georgia And ...</p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>this Book Is Part Of The Native Americans Set Ii Series And Covers The History And Culture Of The Creek Indian Tribe. A Native American Woman Who Strives To Educate Children About Native American Culture Wrote The Text And This Is Conveyed In Her Informative And Interesting Writing Style. Two-page Chapters Cover Topics That Students Often Need To Know For School Reports, Such As Homes, Family And Food. Throughout The Book There Are Colorful And Engaging Illustrations Of The Tribe's Historical Past Along With Vivid Photographs Depicting Life Today Among The Creek. Standout Features In This Series Are The Chapters That Cover A Historical Hero In The Tribe And On How European Contact Affected Tribal Life. The Chapters Are Brief, Yet Full Of Information And Written For The Intended Audiences' Reading Level. There Is A Glossary Of Terms, List Of Web Sites And An Index. Overall, The Book And Series Is Highly Recommended For School And Public Library Collections. 2002, Abdo P
- Author
- Barbara A. Gray-Kanatiiosh
- Publisher
- Checkerboard Library
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781616138776
- Subjects
- History, Sociology, Literary Fiction
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