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“Indigenous Peoples Advocate”
Serve as an advocate in the US Government to create an argument fighting for the rights of Indigenous people in early US history.
Research and analyze the treatment of Indigenous people on the Trail of Tears so you can serve as an advocate or lawyer to testify on behalf of Indigenous people to the Federal Court. Use media or other resources to present visual images as evidence to provide testimony of the suffering caused by the Trail of Tears and the injustice of the US government’s forcible removal of the people. Use details from the novel to support your argument. Consider the statements below to guide your presentation.
Books About Art
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Books on U.S. History
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Colonialism & Postcolonialism
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Community
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Indigenous People's Literature
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Juvenile Literature
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Magical Realism
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Mortality & Death
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School Book List Titles
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Sexual Harassment & Violence
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