Group 1 Newspaper by Bryan Aguilar https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr en-us 2018-08-31 14:09:50 UTC 2026-01-25 23:14:46 UTC hello@padlet.com Historic Or Legendary? 083514 https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/276901027 In the beginning of time, Native Americans left a forever impact on the world. The world will never forget their history that we still learn today. For example, Native Americans Arts includes beadwork, jewelry, masks, weaving, basketry, and dolls. A Southwest Indian once said, “I adore playing with my Kachina doll, it’s so pretty. In the winter, I love to wrap up in my woven blanket to keep me warm.” Native Americans were known for both of their Kachina dolls and woven blankets, The Navajo tribe is well known for their hand woven blankets. Their arts have a deep connection with spirituality and Mother Nature because their symbols were frequently linked with nature; their symbols were bears, walrus, and eagles. They created statues to symbolize to respect the tribes had for the animals.
The materials used by Native Americans evolved from rocks and feathers to cloth, turquoise, silver, glass, and fabrics. They used silver and turquoise to make their jewelry. They are remembered by their skills in making patterns for their jewelry in which they drew inspiration from the natural world. A Native American, from Virginia, once said, “I’m mesmerized by music because you can express yourself in a way that you can’t in another form of art.” Native Americans like to express themselves through music beyond just pottery and masks, their most elaborate piece of art were totem poles. The poles are tall wooden structures represented generations of family members. Each “face” in the totem poles was a different presentation, that ranged from animal’s faces to people faces.

]]> 2018-08-31 14:19:19 UTC https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/276901027 Respecting Nature 1111831 https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/276908460 Since the beginning of time in the Americas and in their tribes, Native Americans have never tried to disrespect or insult their environment that they lived in. The reason behind this is that the Natives believed that nature had an sprit. They thought animals ,plants,trees and even rocks could feel emotion and have a soul as well. Since they believed mostly everything had a soul they tried to not harm or do any wrong to the living and nonliving.
For example , “The iroquois expected that if an hunter killed more deer than needed, he would be punished for it”. 
This quote shows even though they had to kill the animals for food they only killed them to survive and to feed their tribe. They would not kill more than they needed because if they did they would see it as a sign of disrespect. It would be a sign of disrespect cause they were being greedy and not valuing nature. Native only took natural resources when they needed to ,they took enough just to survive nothing more nor nothing less. Having to respect and valuing nature was a number one thing for Natives, there was no tolerance for disrespect in the tribe.
In conclusion Native Americans have a huge heart also care for nature and always will since they grew around it and nature take care of them in many
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]]> 2018-08-31 14:40:40 UTC https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/276908460 Execution for land distribution 086506 https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/277597883 The decree is out now that the selling of this, our Native american soil is illegal now in the year 1819 and punishable by the horrible criminal filth committing this hateful act. Our heartland is very important is slowly slipping away from our grasp and into that of these terrible white people that come for us with every sun that passes. It is absolutely necessary that we not give these terrible foreigners because there strength will grow immensely and as they do they will just take more and more. We must ask can an eagle fly with only one wing? Absolutely not, and our country must stand full and fly free. In fact, if we allow them to continue it's almost a guarantee that in not so many moons we may not have the privilege of calling our mighty establishment a country and we will be slowly taken from hence and be reduced to only villages or even reservations, how dreadful and terrible a thought. We are hopefully trusting in our loyal people to preserve and keep us and in doing so keep our mighty land strong. We trust you will not sell out to these accursed people the whites. Stay away from there greed and treacherous evil and always remember to always keep a spear within hurling distance.  ]]> 2018-09-04 15:12:31 UTC https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/277597883 Apache Sports 075428 https://padlet.com/076920/86l3f4ok1cjr/wish/283571627 On Saturday, the Apache Tribe battled it out in a classic game known as “stickball”. The leader of the Apache tribe started the games off by giving a ceremonial call to the crowd who came to watch. The leader “Miwok”, uses these games to try and unite everyone living in his village and not leave anyone out. During the long tiring years of war, Miwok has managed to keep his tribe together and happy despite losing men to war. We were able to stop and talk with one of the residents as they watched a game of stickball, “ it’s nice to be able to come out here and set all of our problems aside, see people we don’t normally see a lot due to all the fighting. Later on after the game, we were able to catch up with Miwok and ask him a couple questions on his intentions with these games. He said, “ sometimes I see these men in the battlefield and realize that they need more training or else this village might get drug into the ground. I try and let them have fun with these games but I also use these games to help my men gain strength and be better prepared for war.






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