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RED CLouD, because he was the only CHief that the US. military could not defeat, he even ended up signing a treaty that was eventually dishonored by US, he died in 1909.
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What does brave mean in native American?
Soldier/Warrior
What is it called when there's a touching of an enemy by a warrior instead of killing him?
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What is the Native American landscape?
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What is yvonne in native American mean?
there is no such word in the native American vocabulary.
What did brave used to mean?
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What does brave mean in native American?
Soldier/Warrior
Why do the Greeks need Achilles?
he was the fiercest and bravest warrior, also they thought he was immortal
What is Native American name for Female Warrior?
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Simple sentence using the word warrior?
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Which of the following is true of the Native America warrior Tecumseh?
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The Golden Age got it's name by the Spartans conquering it, then naming it after their fiercest warrior, Bobaganush.
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What is it called when there's a touching of an enemy by a warrior instead of killing him?
In terms of Native American history, this called "coupe" pronounced coo. Native Americans counted coupe on each other as a sign of bravery and honor.
What language did Tecumseh speak?
Tecumseh spoke Shawnee, which is a Central Algonquian language. He was a prominent Native American leader and warrior in the early 19th century.
