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that I chose to research was the Omaha Tribe. The Omaha Tribe lived near present - day Nebraska and parts of Iowa; however, the Omaha Tribe is most known for being native to Nebraska. This tribe is still on a reservation in Macy, Nebraska today. This tribe is in Nebraska because when the Europeans arrived to North America, they drove out the Omaha Tribe along with many other Plains Indians Tribes. Today, the Omaha Tribe consists of around 6,000 members. The Omaha Tribe was a unique tribe mainly because

The Omaha Tribe was one of the most powerful, successful, and popular tribes of the Great Plain Indian Tribes. In the Great Plains, the Omaha Tribe settled in current day western Iowa and partly in northeastern Nebraska. The land on which they lived, had plains covered with grass and rivers and streams all over the area. The climate of this place consisted of hot summers and cold winters. They used their areas’ resources by fishing, hunting, and farming for food. They used the animal skin to make

When you think of Omaha Beach, what comes to mind? The soldiers clashing on the beach. Or maybe a relative’s story of how they dodged the oncoming bullets. Perhaps the boats taking soldiers across the channel. What comes to my mind is the bravery of the soldiers under fire. If you think that’s interesting, then stick around. I’ll give you an in depth look at what happened at Omaha Beach on that fateful day. Omaha beach was the biggest D-Day invasion site at six miles wide. It the second most-western

The Omaha Indian tribes were settled in many different places. They were known as the Midwestern Native American tribe. They settled in present day places such as northeast Nebraska and northwest Iowa near the Missouri River. They also were settled in present day northeast Nebraska. Many other tribes were settled in Nebraska such as the Cheyenne, Arapaho, Pawnee, Ponca, Otoe, Kansa, Yankon and Dakota Sioux, and the Lakota Sioux tribes. The Omaha Indians main reservations remain in present day Nebraska

The Omaha Platform was established because Southern and Midwestern farmers believed they were treated unfairly by the Democrats and the Republicans. The populists proposed a national currency, coinage of silver to gold at a ratio of sixteen to one, federal loans to farmers, graduated income tax, abolish national banks, government ownership of railroads, telephone and telegraph systems, prohibition of alien land ownership, a secret ballot system, civil service reform, immigration restriction, an eight-hour

On Saturday, June 24, 6:00am me and my family were getting ready to go to Omaha .To experience going somewhere far away from home.But that wasn't the only reason why we were going we were .Also going because we wanted to see the zoo some people were talking about it and how wonderful and amazing it was to go there.Everyone was exciting me, my sisters and my mom too because it was are first time that we were going to stay at a hotel. But also for the zoo, we got all of our stuff that we needed ,but

Chloe Reyes Mrs. Kirkeby English 10, Period 6 13 November 2014 Book Report Eleanor & Park 1. Title of Work: “Eleanor & Park” 2. Author and Date Written: Rainbow Rowell; 2013 3. Country of Author: United States 4. Major Settings: • Omaha, Nebraska 1986: Omaha is where Eleanor and Park reside in. A small simple town, where each resident is well acquainted with another. • School Bus: Eleanor and Park first laid eyes on each other in the school bus. “The new girl took a deep breath and stepped farther

experience was three years ago I do not remember all of the details and conversations that I had while doing this service, following is what I remember of my service experiences. One of the service sites that I went to through this program was the South Omaha Boys and Girls Club. At the club the members of the program were asked to play with the kids, helped the children make crafts, and teach kids from 12 to 14 years of age about bullying. When I think about how I was feeling about this service I did

1877, Indian tribes, including the Ponca, were ordered to move to Indian Territory in the south. After ten chiefs visited the new location and found the situation unsustainable for farming or grazing, eight walked back and stopped at the Otoe and Omaha reservations. A letter

Omaha. Omaha is one of the places that when it is cold it is cold. When it is hot it is hot. It is so hot that you do not even sweat because the heat just swipes it off your face. It was one of those days that if you stepped outside you would be as red and crisp as a tomato. I am Rebekka Dunn and am known for passing out in extreme heat and taking a while to wake up. Today of course we have to have a five hour tournament. I pull on my blue long sleeve shirt and slip on my black spandex.Our uniform