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New York Social Studies 'Content Understandings' Relevant to Woodland Indian Outreach Programs
*Highlighted text indicates exact subjects our programs address.

Grade 4:
Native American Indians of New York State

Native American Indians were the first inhabitants of our local region and State.
The Iroquois (Haudenosaunee - People of the Longhouse) and the Algonquian were the early inhabitants of our State.
Meeting basic needs - food, clothing, and shelter.
Uses of environment and how Native American Indian settlements were influenced by environmental and geographic factors.

Content from: New York State Education Department


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