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SUMMARY:Indigenous Peoples in the American Revolution
DESCRIPTION:The American Revolution was a pivotal time for Indigenous 
 peoples of the eastern woodlands\, the outcomes of which had important and 
 long-lasting effects. The conflict represented a continuation of decades of 
 struggle for independence for many Indigenous peoples who continually 
 strived to maintain safety and autonomy during everchanging circumstances. 
 This presentation will examine the participation of and effects on various 
 Indigenous nations\, and the consequences that resulted from this crucial 
 period in American history.\n\nPresented by Travis Henline\, Curator of 
 Indigenous History and Culture at the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation.
LOCATION:Theatre\, Williamsburg Library (515 Scotland Street)
ORGANIZER;CN="Allison Norfolk":MAILTO:anorfolk@wrl.org
CATEGORIES:Lectures
CONTACT;CN="Allison Norfolk":MAILTO:anorfolk@wrl.org
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