CULTURAL DEMONSTRATIONS SEQUOYAH STAGE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

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Jenny Joanna Ferguson Current Address: 3818 Sequoyah Ave. Knoxville, TN9435

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The First Inhabitants The Cherokee and Woodland Indians Traveling Trunk Smith McDowell House Museum Preliminary teacher’s guide

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• Indigenous peoples of the Americas
• Cherokee Nation
• North Carolina
• Southern United States
• Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands
• Cherokee
• Native Americans in the United States
• Sequoyah
• Catawba people
• Lumbee
• Cheraw
• Waccamaw

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• Oklahoma
• Southern United States
• United States
• Tulsa Metropolitan Area
• Cherokee Nation
• Cherokee
• OK
• State of Sequoyah

What in the world are you doing... for Women’s History Month this year? Question: Who was the first woman and the youngest artist to ever receive a commission from the US Congress for a statue? Hint: It was for the lif

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• Vinnie Ream
• Washington
• D.C.
• United States
• Ream
• Farragut Square
• United States Capitol rotunda
• Visual arts
• David Farragut
• Sequoyah
• United States Capitol
• Admiral David G. Farragut
• National Statuary Hall Collection

Northwest Arkansas’ Middle Fork, Lake Sequoyah and Headwaters-White River Watersheds drinking water

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• Geography of Arkansas
• Arkansas
• Ozarks
• Boston Mountains
• Beaver Lake
• White River
• Sycamore Creek

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• Geography of Oklahoma
• Sequoyah High School
• Locust Grove High School
• Oklahoma
• Claremore High School
• Claremore
• Oklahoma
• Locust Grove
• Chandler High School
• Grove High School

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• Oklahoma
• Tulsa Metropolitan Area
• United States
• Cherokee Nation
• Cherokee
• OK
• State of Sequoyah

The Cherokee Syllabary from Script to Print Ellen Cushman, Michigan State University Abstract. The development of the Cherokee syllabary from script to print happened during a time in the tribe’s history when great pre

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• Language
• Writing
• Cherokee language
• Writing system
• Sequoyah
• Cherokee
• Samuel Worcester
• Syllabary
• Vai syllabary
• Cherokee Nation
• Linguistics
• Cherokee syllabary

COUNTY AUDIT Sequoyah County For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2013

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