Indigenous Peoples of North America, Land Acknowledgement Map
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The Age of Exploration in America
Lesson Plans by Matt Campbell
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Storyboard Description
Students can label the locations of Indigenous groups who called North America home before the European explorers.
Storyboard Text
- Aleut
- Indigenous Peoples of North AmericaLand Acknowledgement Map
- Yupik
- Tlingit
- Gwich'in
- Haida
- Pomo
- Kwakiutl
- Chinook
- Tanaina
- Tillamook
- Inupiat
- Slavey
- Yakima,Walla Walla,Nez Perce
- Dogrib
- Shoshone, Paiute, Ute
- Dene
- Dakota
- Métis
- Crow,Sioux,Cheyenne,Pawnee,Arapaho,Osage,Kiowa,Wichita,Comanche,Apache
- Inuit
- Cree
- Ojibwa
- WinnebagoSaukFox
- Anishinaabe
- Miami
- Shawnee
- Nipissing
- Mohawk
- Naskapi
- Powhatan
- Onondaga
- PequotLenape
- Montagnais
- Abenaki
- Micmac
- Beothuk
- .
- Key:ArcticSubarcticNorthwest Coast
- *Please note this map lists only some of the hundreds of First Nations and Indigenous Peoples in North America.
- Chumash
- California-IntermountainSouthwestPlateauPlains
- Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, Pueblo
- Concho
- Cuahuiltec
- Nahuatl
- Zapotec
- ChoctawNatczez
- Chickasaw
- Maya
- Creek
- Cherokee
- SoutheastEastern WoodlandsCaribbean and Mesoamerica
- Seminole
- Taino
- Arawak
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