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Ronch [10]
4 years ago
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Who are the pawnee people?

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Serga [27]4 years ago
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The Pawnee is a Native American tribe in Nebraska and Kansas. But in 1874, they've been moved to Oklahoma. They used to serve the Army against the European expansion.

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