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LOCATION:63 Main Street\,Falls Village\, \,Falls Village\, Connecticut\, 06031
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SUMMARY:“Merciless Indian Savages: Native Americans and the Legacy of the Declaration of Independence”
DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Nations have existed as sovereign entities long before the United States of America. Their power and influence shaped the colonial world\, their resources inspired colonial greed\, and their systems of governance helped to create that of the United States. At the same time\, the Declaration of Independence and the ensuing war caused upheaval for many Indigenous communities\, which continue to have a lasting legacy today. Join Irene Norman (Mohawk descent)\, Institute for American Indian Studies Director of Educational Programming\, for a presentation on the context\, history\, and legacy of this document.
LOCATION;ALTREP="https://www.chronogram.com/hudsonvalley/david-m-hunt-library/Location?oid=2155637":David M. Hunt Library @ 63 Main Street\,Falls Village\,Connecticut  06031
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Talks
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