Cheyenne (Peoples of North America)

by Bodden, Valerie

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This nonfiction title explores the history and culture of the Cheyenne people, one of the Indigenous nations of North America. Readers learn about the Cheyenne's early history, migration to the Great Plains, traditional way of life, beliefs, and customs, as well as their encounters with European settlers and the U.S. government. The book highlights important historical figures such as Black Kettle, examines events including the Sand Creek Massacre, and discusses the resilience and continued cultural traditions of the Cheyenne people today. Features include historical and contemporary photographs, sidebars, a traditional story, a glossary, bibliography, websites, and an index

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