In early Native American history, culture and history was passed across generations with <u>Totem poles.</u>
<h3>What was the purpose of a totem pole?</h3>
Totem poles in Native Indian culture was used to communicate the cultures, history, and rules of a society to the next generation, and to the current generation.
It contained drawings which were carved into it to communicate messages. The pole would be set up in a central location so all could see.
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