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They were so afraid of the natives and their strength they had to resort to destroying their livelihood.

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What were the environmental effects from the depopulation of the bison? Since they were such a major species in the area and then suddenly disappeared from the ecosystem.

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-GAT

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i was upset that they killed all those bison 

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i was upset that they killed all those bison 

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Is there anything we can do to help repopulate the Bison?

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What can we do to recognize indigenous people and all their contributions to this holiday?

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Reading about all these thanksgiving myths and lies upsets me and I think that we should recognize the true story and honor the indigenous people.

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I did not know that the story of thanksgiving has been twisted so much to the point that even things like traditional thanksgiving food is a myth

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the government killed a lot of bison to get land from the natives 

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the government killed a lot of bison to get land from the natives 

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i learned the difference between a buffalo and a bison 

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i learned the difference between a buffalo and a bison 

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I did not have anything in particular that made me emotionally attached or feel some type of way. 

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I did not have anything in particular that made me emotionally attached or feel some type of way. 

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I wonder what other animals did the tribes rely on for food, blessings, gifts and etc

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I wonder what other animals did the tribes rely on for food, blessings, gifts and etc

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I can talk to local indigenous tribes / members to ask how they would go about to provide information to the general public. 

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I can talk to local indigenous tribes / members to ask how they would go about to provide information to the general public. 

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So many tribes relied on the Bison for food 

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So many tribes relied on the Bison for food 

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We can spread factual information about indigenous communities in order to prevent the spread of false information.

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How can we introduce the history at a younger age so children grow up with an appreciation for native culture?

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What exactly is troubling for local state's to go foward with legislation to grant Indigenous People basic rights  and what takes them so long?

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What exactly is troubling for local state's to go foward with legislation to grant Indigenous People basic rights  and what takes them so long?

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In order to destroy harmful myths about Native Americans we have to change the narrative and hold the people who propagate them accountable. Starting in our own community we have to do the groundwork of changing misconceptions and correcting things we see.

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I can find Indigenous creators to support, and share their work so we can share their stories

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I didn't know that so many of the stories about Native Americans that we are taught in school were myths to keep us from questioning our history as colonizers and how Indigenous people are treated today and in the past

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Why is it so hard for the government to listen to Indigenous people and grant them basic human rights? What's stopping them?

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What are native animals in New York that Indigenous tribes depend on?

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The extermination of the bison lead to the near starvation of nearby tribes. I didn't realize they relied so heavily on bison for food.

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"Sioux and Assiniboine tribes joined in song to bless a thirty-aught-six hunting rifle, and to lift up the spirit of a buffalo they were preparing to kill." I think this is really beautiful, and its nice to see how different this way of hunting is. It made me happy that the Indigenous tribes here want to help the bison, and show their gratitude of how thankful they are that the bison will be able to help them.

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That there is only one tree left of the Council of Oaks in Austin, Texas, called the Treaty Tree. The Treaty tree is the last of the Council Oaks, a grove that was a

sacred meeting place for Comanche and Tonkawa tribes.

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I was angry when I read "mass killing was part of a government-approved effort to seize land from Native

Americans who depended on the animal to survive." Its hard to believe that settlers almost drove the Buffalo to extinction to also try to eliminate Native Americans

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I wonder how the US could restore the North American Bison to its former range. Would this help regenerate the great plains?

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I can share what I am learning about the myth of Thanksgiving, the article calls it a "caricature of friendly Indians handing over food, knowledge and land to kindhearted Pilgrims was reinforced for generations by school curriculums, holiday pageants and

children’s books "

and highlight Native American foods in my Thanksgiving dinner.

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Could our school do their Thanksgiving Lunch with only Native Foods?