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This document provides information about the state of Maine in 11 sections. It notes that Maine's state bird is the chickadee, its capital is Augusta, and its state flag features a pine tree. It also discusses Maine's state flower, population size, Native American history, potato farming, and two famous residents including a senator. The author concludes by introducing himself as Nick and sharing that he enjoys Legos.
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[ Narrator: ] The year was 1864. Events took place in the American West that would change the world
of Navajos. Navajos call it, "the fearing time". Navajos saw soldiers and settlers coming to the
Southwest. Conflict led to one of the most tragic, yet triumphant chapters in American history. It's still
very difficult for us to talk about-- these stories.
[ Narrator: ] The aftermath shook their identity. Any time you say the word "Navajo" or something,
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[ Announcer: ] This program was made possible in part by:
[ Narrator: ] Navajos saw threatening omens. Landslides may have predicted "the fearing time".
January 1864--Canyon de Chelly seemed invincible to Navajos. The Redrock Canyon had spiritual and
strategic meaning. Sheer vertical walls protect the canyon floor. It was a cold winter day. Snow
blanketed the canyon. Orchards covered the canyon floor. There may have been as many as 3,000
peach trees. Red water flowed through Canyon de Chelly. Navajos knew soldiers were coming. Crops
were destroyed in the summer and fall. Their sheep were killed or taken. This scorched earth policy
was planned to make Navajos surrender. The war of starvation was effective. Few shots were fired. The
United States' military campaign against Navajos had origins in earlier events. European explorers
reached North America in the late 1400s. There were consequences for millions of Native people who
lived there. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark made their voyage of discovery to the American West
in 1804 through 1806. When Lewis and Clark first came up this river behind me, it meant actually
many different things to many different tribes. Some embraced them, but truly it meant the beginning
of the end of our life as we knew it.
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Mexico in 1519. Spain occupied the Southwest. The Spanish were the first Europeans Navajos
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The document summarizes key events from the Lewis and Clark Expedition from 1803 to 1806. It details the expedition's departure from St. Louis in 1804, their exploration of the Louisiana Territory westward to the Pacific Ocean, spending winters at Fort Mandan and Fort Clatsop, and their successful return to St. Louis in 1806 after completing the mission to establish a route to the Pacific Northwest and claim the territory for the United States. The expedition encountered many challenges along the way, including traversing the Rocky Mountains and Great Falls, but ultimately achieved its goals of opening the western frontier for settlement and trade.
Ashton Lewis Clark
York was an enslaved man who accompanied Lewis and Clark on their expedition. Despite being taken from his family as a child, York did not seem bitter about his situation. Seaman was Lewis's dog who he purchased during heavy rain. All the other dogs were eaten for dinner except for Seaman. Clark was one of the leaders of the expedition of the Louisiana territory, having been selected by his friend Meriwether Lewis. They received approval and funding for the expedition from President Thomas Jefferson in 1803 after the Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the United States.
Ashton lewis clark
York was an enslaved man who accompanied Lewis and Clark on their expedition. Despite being taken from his family as a child, York did not seem bitter about his situation. Seaman was Lewis's dog who he purchased during heavy rain. All the other dogs were eaten for dinner except for Seaman. Clark was one of the leaders of the expedition of the Louisiana territory, having been selected by his friend Meriwether Lewis. They received approval and funding from President Thomas Jefferson to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase territory over land.
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Oklahoma's state bird is the scissor-tailed flycatcher, state flower is the Oklahoma rose, and state tree is the redbud. The document then provides brief descriptions of Oklahoma's license plates, Native Americans as early settlers including Chief Sequoya, historical events such as Coronado crossing western Oklahoma in 1541, the economy including natural resources of natural gas and petroleum and top manufacturing industries, and fun places to visit like state parks and wildlife refuges for bird watching. It concludes with the six bordering states and listing three famous people from Oklahoma.
Caroline W Texas
The document provides information about the state of Texas across multiple topics in brief segments. It discusses the state flag and seal, the early Native American inhabitants, the state insect and vehicle, as well as the state bird known as the mockingbird. It also provides brief details about Texas' economy including its natural gas resources, as well as its diverse historical influences seen through the multiple national flags that have flown over it. The document concludes with short segments about Texas' topography, climate, major cities, professional sports teams, and water resources.
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Michigan's capital is Lansing. Thomas Edison, who invented the light bulb and movie camera, was from Michigan. The state bird is the robin, state tree is the white pine, state flower is the dwarf lake iris, and state gem is the petoskey stone. Michigan has many fun places to visit like sports venues, ski resorts, and areas for camping and fishing in its three Great Lakes - Huron, Superior and Michigan.
Kevin Georgia
The Brown Thrasher is Georgia's state bird, known for its long tail and bill. The state flower is the Cherokee rose. Important landmarks include the Chieftains Trail historic site and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. Georgia is also known for its peaches, with over 500 varieties grown in the state annually. The live oak is the state tree.
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Thomas North Carolina
North Carolina's state bird is the cardinal, state flower is the dogwood, and state dog is the Plott Hound. North Carolina is home to major college sports teams like the University of North Carolina Tar Heels and Duke University Blue Devils as well as professional teams like the Carolina Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes. North Carolina borders six states and has a mild climate, with snow only occurring in the winter months in the mountains. Famous people from North Carolina include the Wright Brothers, Dolly Payne, Madison, Daniel Boone, Sir Walter Raleigh, Andrew Jackson, and Robert E. Lee.
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This document provides information about the state of Florida presented by a third grade student named Olivia. It includes facts about Florida's state bird (mockingbird), sports teams, flower (orange blossom), bodies of water surrounding it, landmarks, fun places to visit, state quarter image, and native fruits like oranges. It also mentions the state's panhandle region, highest elevation of 345 feet, Florida Keys islands, and state animals which are the Florida panther and manatee.
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