Native roots, how the Indians enriched America, Jack Weatherford
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Native roots, how the Indians enriched America, Jack Weatherford
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 289-300) and index
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non fiction
Main title
Native roots
Nature of contents
bibliography
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26755741
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Jack Weatherford
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how the Indians enriched America
Table Of Contents
The road to Tuktoyaktuk -- Pyramids on the Mississippi -- Women (and a few men) who led the way -- Firestorm -- The tree in American history -- Hunting -- How the fur trade shaped the American economy -- Beads and buildings -- Corn, cotton, and tobacco -- The trade in Indian slaves -- Fishing for food and profit -- Guerrillas and warriors -- America's patron saint -- Americanization of the English language -- The naming of North America -- North America's Inca historian -- Intellectual mining -- Mixed-blood nation -- The white roots of peace
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