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Natural Resources and Indigenous Settlement in Wyoming
Analyze how water sources, bison migrations, timber, and mineral resources historically and currently influence tribal homelands and settlement locations.
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Human-Environment Interaction, Migration, and Settlement in Wyoming
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Analyze how physical geography, natural resources, and demographics shape human settlement patterns, tribal lands, and environmental change across Wyoming and the American West.
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