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Celebrating the Abenaki

by Kim Thompson

Abenaki history and culture

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Abenaki history and culture

Celebrating the Abenaki introduces Abenaki history and cultural life, tracing a presence in northeastern North America across thousands of years. Its subject matter ranges from travel by birchbark canoe and relationships with neighboring tribes to the Abenaki alliance with the French in conflicts against the English. The book also covers cultural subjects including art, languages, and foods, giving the overview more than a solely historical scope. Part of the Indigenous American Cultures series, it presents the Abenaki as a continuing and significant part of America.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Children interested in Indigenous history and cultures
  • Readers seeking an introduction to Abenaki art, languages, and foods
  • Families or educators exploring Indigenous American cultures

Themes

Abenaki historyIndigenous identity and continuityArt, language, and foodRegional history and alliances

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Book overview

The Abenaki have lived in the northeastern part of North America for thousands of years. Their story includes navigating rivers and estuaries in birchbark canoes, forming a great confederacy with neighboring tribes, and fighting with the French against the English. They have survived as a strong and important part of America. Learn about Abenaki art, languages, foods, and more. Discover Abenaki culture in Celebrating the Abenaki, part of the Indigenous American Cultures series.
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