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11. What does the Grand Coulee Dam represent for most people? What does it represent for Native

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Anit [1.1K]3 years ago
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A celebration of Native Americans returning to their old ways of life. ... What does the Grand Coulee Dam represent to Native Americans? It represent great change on their way of life. The dam blocks the river which is causing negative effects on the salmon population.

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