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At the end of their first year, the Puritans held a great feast following the harvest of food from their new farming efforts. The feast honored Squanto and their friends, the Wampanoags. The feast was followed by 3 days of "thanksgiving" celebrating their good fortune. This feast produced the image of the first Thanksgiving that we all grew up with as children. However, things were doomed to change....
 

The story of the Native American Church is one of cultural survival, social adaptation, and moral revitalization. On October 10, 1918, an intertribal coalition of Peyotists achieved legal definition for their religion through the incorporation of the Native American Church of...

 

   


 Half of Native Mortgage Applicants Were Denied in 2013 

 

Half of American Indians applying for mortgages last year didn't get one, according to federal data.

 

"Native Americans" (Indians plus Alaska Natives) were approved for home loans at a rate of 50.85 percent in 2013, while 30 percent saw their applications denied and another 19 percent withdrew or didn't complete their apps, according to Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data sorted by ComplianceTech, Arlington, VA.

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When is the creation story told?

I am writing a paper for college on how two different native american tribes traditionally explain creation or how life came about. I have found some information but would like to know if anyone could tell me when this would be typically told to someone? As a young child? In a Ceremony? Does it depend on the individuals family and how much they believe in the passing of legends?

  ~Submitted by Sarah


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Hi Sarah,
You didn't say which tribes you are studying, but there isn't really a clear cut answer to your questions in today's world. Native american creation stories would be told and retold throughout life, much as the creation story of the Bible told in Anglo cultures is not reserved for a particular age.

No specific ceremony would neccesarily be required for the telling of the creation story, however, the creation story could be incorporated as part of...

 

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