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Fittoniya [83]
2 years ago
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Group that contributed to American society and culture.

History
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Wittaler [7]2 years ago
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back in the day it was known that society was made to have women cleaning and cooking food and doing the little stuff, kids were ment to go to school and get good grades, if they didnt get good grades they would get pumished and even hit. the men where told to work and do all the manly things in life. and the native americans were known as a threat. but one day the women desided that enought was an enogh and they started the womens right movement. they went to jail just to make things equal for us girls to live how we are living today. native americans are our well known friends. infact if tou like going to consinos its on their land not ours

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