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The document discusses applying one of seven themes of Native American identity - language, storytelling, history, community, survivance, nature, or spirituality - to readings about the Eastern Shawnee tribe of Oklahoma. Specifically, it prompts the reader to: (1) identify and define the chosen theme, (2) provide three examples of the theme from the readings, and (3) discuss how understanding the theme could help make a project about Native peoples more culturally sensitive.
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Create a strong thesis for your essay.
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Be sure to include an APA reference page.
.
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