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Identifying the Audience of Wisconsin Ojibwe Birchbark Scrolls
Explain how Ojibwe wiigwaasabak (birchbark scrolls) were preserved for Midewiwin members and future generations.
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Investigating Historical Audiences in Diverse Sources
4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS
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Analyze intended audiences across specialized cultural, reform, and technical sources, and compare how audience shapes an author's tone and message.
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