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DID YOU KNOW ABOUT THE TRAIL OF TEARS? 🔥 By 1838, only about 2,000 Cherokees had left their Georgia homeland for Indian Territory. Cherokee into stockades at bayonet point while whites looted their homes and belongings. Then, they marched the Indians more than 1,200 miles to Indian Territory. Whooping cough, typhus, dysentery, cholera and starvation were epidemic along the way, and historians estimate that more than 5,000 Cherokee died as a result of the journey. 💥 By 1840, tens of thousands of Native Americans had been driven off of their land in the southeastern states and forced to move across the Mississippi to Indian Territory. The federal government promised that their new land would remain unmolested forever, but as the line of white settlement pushed westward, “Indian Country” shrank and shrank. In 1907, Oklahoma became a state and Indian Territory was gone for good. 🍀 We are very proud to be Cherokee Indian. 🌻🌻Are you proud of the Cherokee people? 👕 SHOP your T-Shirts/ Facemasks/ Hoodies/ Blankets/ Posters by clicking the link in our store.

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💗 Although we may not know the symbolic meaning of Indian headdress, many people find them to be beautiful works of art. It is believed that the Sioux Indians created what is thought of as the traditional Indian headdress. 👣 This is the feathered headdress often seen on warriors and chiefs in paintings and pictures. Only the most brave and powerful of the tribe wore headdresses. ✊ It is believed that the Sioux were the first tribes to wear the feather headdress.

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💟 Some of the most noteworthy achievements in the life of a Sioux citizen are those in which his family honors him for the things he has done. In the Sioux tribes and many other tribes across the country, Native Americans honor the achievements of their community, family and friends by awarding an eagle feather. ❤ SHOP your T-Shirts/ Facemasks/ Hoodies/ Blankets/ Posters by clicking the link at here.

🐺 The Wolf has always been respected as a very family-oriented animal because he mates for life, watches and protects his young until they are old enough to be independent and protects the elders. Hunters would carve or paint lightning snakes with the head of Wolves on their canoes in the belief that the hunting skills of the Wolves would help their hunting skills on the water. 🍀 Type "WOLF" if you love 🐾🐾Follow us to see more about WOLF

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🐺 First Nations have great respect for Wolves because of their likeness. People and Wolves hunt, gather, defend and even educate their tribe or pack. The Wolf has always been respected as a very family-oriented animal because he mates for life, watches and protects his young until they are old enough to be independent and protects the elders. Hunters would carve or paint lightning snakes with the head of Wolves on their canoes in the belief that the hunting skills of the Wolves would help their hunting skills on the water. 🍀 Type "WOLF" if you love 🐾🐾Follow us to see more about NATIVE WOLF

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💗 A Native American headdress is a head-piece with feathers that are attached to the entire top edge of a leather headband.. 👣 The feathers on the headdress are typically used from a fallen bird that is indigenous to the local area of the tribe making the headdress. ✊ It is believed that the Sioux were the first tribes to wear the feather headdress.

❤️ The wolf symbolizes a strong connection with instincts and when it appears as a animal spirit guide, it could point to a way of perceiving and understanding the world around you that works similarly.

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❤️🔥 In Native American cultures, dance is a way of expression, a language in itself. Dancing promotes community interaction and meditation. Dances celebrate events such as harvest or seasonal changes, marriages, and representatives from other tribes or nations. 🌱 How do you feel about this photo? ❤ SHOP your T-Shirts/ Facemasks/ Hoodies/ Blankets/ Posters by clicking the link in our store

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⭐Native Americans saw the world in a different way than most other peoples, they believed that everything and person possess a spirit, this fact makes Native Americans different from any other tribes or peoples. ⭐ Wear it with your PRIDE

🔥🔥 Native American tribes recognized the wolf for its extreme devotion to its family, and many drew parallels between wolf pack members and the members of the tribe. Also, the wolf's superior and cooperative hunting skills made it the envy of many tribes. Finally, the wolf was known to defend its home against outsiders, a task with which each tribe had to contend as well.

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✊🏼 Guipago (Lone Wolf), last Principal Chief of the Kiowa tribe, with his wife Etla, circa 1860.

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❤️ Some cultures, like the Lakota, believe that dreamcatchers work slightly differently as their legend states that the good dreams or ideas would become trapped in the web while the bad ones would pass right through the hole in the center and would be gone forever.

☘️ Dreamcatchers can also be considered as apotropaic charms that provide protection from any kind of evil influence, not just from bad dreams and nightmares.

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🔥🔥The patterns are often repeated, representing the repetitive nature of our lives. ❤️ The different designs are made up of one or more symbols to suggest hope and intent, to communicate with the Great Spirit and to identify certain roles and responsibilities or to record stories. I support Native American Rights. And you?

❤️ When you have the wolf as a spirit animal, it could be an expression of your sharp intelligence and strong instincts. The wolf symbolizes a strong connection with instincts and when it appears as a animal spirit guide, it could point to a way of perceiving and understanding the world around you that works similarly. 🐺 This Jewelry Item Is the Perfect Keepsake! Whether for Yourself or a Loved One.

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💗 Red was the color of the Earth element and the mountains. Natives used this color in body and face painting. The Powhatan tribes used red along with white and black in pipes, masks, head dresses, body paint, face paint, warrior feathers, and jewelry. Surprisingly, the white-red-black triad which was so important to the Powhatan is also seen in West African cultures, possibly because these may have been present in Chesapeake around the 17th Century.

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