Mapping Wisconsin's Sovereign Federally Recognized Tribes

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Locate the reservations and tribal lands of Wisconsin's federally recognized Native Nations on a state map.

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Wisconsin's Sovereign Native Nations and Tribal Lands

4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS

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Understand tribal sovereignty and map the lands, histories, and treaty boundaries of Wisconsin's federally recognized Native Nations and communities.

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SS.Geog1.c.4-5Wisconsin Social Studies Standards · 4th Grade

Create and label a map (paper or digital) of the local community, state, tribal lands, and country, including both physical (e.g., oceans and continents) and human (e.g., roads, buildings) characteristics. Identify and construct regions (digital or paper) in Wisconsin and the United States.