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Indigenous Cultural Expression and Resilience in Wyoming

9th Grade · Social Studies · US-WY-SS

10 lessons

Goal

Analyze the rich cultural traditions, artistic heritage, economic initiatives, and ecological stewardship of the Indigenous peoples of Wyoming.

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  3. Material Culture: Traditional Arts, Beadwork, and QuillworkNot started yet
  4. Ceremonial Traditions, Songs, and Dances of the PlainsNot started yet
  5. Intergenerational Care and Kinship in Tribal CommunitiesNot started yet
  6. Water Rights and the Big Horn AdjudicationYou are here
  7. Mineral Royalties and Tribal Economic DevelopmentNot started yet
  8. Ecological Stewardship and Bison Repopulation InitiativesNot started yet
  9. Contemporary Indigenous Literature and ScholarshipNot started yet
  10. Tribal Community Gatherings and Celebrations TodayNot started yet
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us-wySS12.2.1.aWyoming Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Analyze and evaluate the ways Indigenous Tribes of Wyoming meet human needs and concerns and contribute to tribal identity (e.g., group, nation, and global), as well as historical and contemporary situations and events (e.g., intergenerational care, mineral royalty payments, water rights, tribal economic development, the repopulation of local animal species, and social/cultural events).