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Osceola, 1804-1838 (Blue Earth Books: American Indian Biographies) by Koestler-Grack, Rachel A., 1973- is a children's book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p>can You Imagine Being Forced To Leave Your Home As A Young Child Without Knowing Where Your Family Would Live? Osceola And The People In His Upper Creek Village Traveled From Present-day Alabama To Northern Florida When He Was Just 10 Years Old. Together With Other Creek People And Some American Indian Groups In Florida, They Became Known As The Seminole. As White Settlers Moved Onto Seminole Land, Osceola's People Were Pushed Farther South. Osceola Fought To Protect His People's Traditional Way Of Life. His Leadership Helped The Seminole Keep Their Culture From Being Completely Wiped Out.</p> <h3>school Library Journal</h3> <p>gr 3-6-each Of These Biographies Features An Attractive Layout, A Clear Narrative, And Colorful Illustrations That Support The Texts. Osceola Recounts The Life Of The Seminole Warrior Who Led His People In Battle Against The Encroaching American Soldiers In The Southeastern Portion Of The United States. Similarly, Tecumseh Describes The Attempts Of The Shawnee Leader To Unite Native Americans From Many Tribes As One Nation As A Means Of Protecting His People's Way Of Life In The North Central Region Of The U.s. Both Books Describe These Events In A Sympat

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Author

Koestler-Grack, Rachel A., 1973-

Publisher

Mankato, Minn.: Blue Earth Books

Published

2003

Language

EN

ISBN

9780736812115

Category

children's

Subjects

History, Children'S, Biography

Rating

5 / 5 (3 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14