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Who first settled in Freedom Wisconsin?
In 1830, James Andrew Jackson became the first non-native settler of the town that would become known as Freedom, Wisconsin. He was an African American who traveled there to gain his freedom.
What is the native American translation for white toes?
in which native American language?
What is the strongest Native American Organization?
The strongest was the Iroquois Native American and they are the smartest out of all Native Americans
How can you find a native American boyfriend?
find a native american friend and get her to inroduce u to her native american boy friends and BAM! u can thanks me l8er
What Algonquian is Apex?
a native american language walk
What does a butterfly symbolize in native American culture?
A butterfly symbol means "Everlasting Life" in the Native American culture
What is the US's Symbol for freedom?
the American Bald Eagle.
What is the Native American symbol for wife?
Native Americans speak in language not in symbols.
What document has become a symbol of American freedom?
Bill of Rights
What does the natiz flag symble?
it was a native American good-luck symbol
Example of symbolism?
Like the American flag is a symbol of our freedom.
What is a symbol of giving?
According to Native American traditions, the wolf is the animal that represents generosity. The turkey is also thought to be a symbol of generosity.
How does the American flag affect us today?
I suppose it affects us as a symbol of a country and the ideal of freedom.
What is native American for freedom?
Yes. yes, and it did not come to us free, we fought for it in every wars so that you may also "enjoy Freedom". "FREEDOM IS NOT FREE". Beeshlii, Sanders Arizona
What symbol could be used for Native American word Najahe love?
The symbol for love in Najahe is a crescent shape with a bead hanging from below it. This symbol was used on horse bridles.
What is the Native American Indian symbol for sleep?
Native Americans communicate through language and not symbols. Find out which tribe specifically and ask what the word is in their language.
What does the bear claw symbolize in Native American mythology?
A bear claw (usually a depiction of the bear's head is at the base of the claw on statues, idols, etc) is a symbol of strength and resiliance in Native American mythology.
