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The Northwest Coastal people wore robes embellished with furs and wool, richly painted to represent status, the position occupied in society. The more embellishment, the higher the position, that was shown by jewelry and headdresses. As a people whose wealth determined the ones who's retaining the power, showing the status was a very important issue.
"Coastal Indians wore robes that <u>signified wealth</u> and provided warmth."
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Soon after the creation of Oregon Territory in 1848, settlers north of the Columbia River began demanding a territory of their own. Congress acquiesced on February 8, 1853, with the creation of Washington Territory. ... On February 8, 1853, a federal bill was introduced to separate "Columbia Territory" from Oregon.Feb 26, 2004