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Native Trade Routes and Continental Commodity Exchanges
Trace extensive pre-Columbian trade networks that moved copper, obsidian, shells, and crops across North America.
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Indigenous Systems, Sovereignty, and Historical Inquiry
4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS
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Investigate Native trade networks, oral traditions, enduring tribal sovereignty, and methods for conducting research on Indigenous history.
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