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I thought it was interesting that in "The Arrival of the Dutch", the Native Americans believed that the man that "wore the red clothes" was perceived to be "the great Mannitto (Supreme Being). -- Katie Mauro
 
I thought it was interesting that in "The Arrival of the Dutch", the Native Americans believed that the man that "wore the red clothes" was perceived to be "the great Mannitto (Supreme Being). -- Katie Mauro
  
In the floating island story, the woman has a dream about an island with tall tress and living beings dressed in rabbit-skin and then the next day a ship arrived with trees and people who looked like bears.  I know dreams played an important role in Native American beliefs, but they weren't psychic. --Megan Malecha
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In the floating island story, the woman has a dream about an island with tall tress and living beings dressed in rabbit-skin and then the next day a ship arrived with trees and people (who looked like bears).  I know dreams played an important role in Native American beliefs, but they weren't psychic. Plus, her dream wasn't a clear interpretation of what happened that day. --Megan Malecha
  
In Calloway, the Powhatan speech to Captain John Smith shows a side of the Indians you don't always see.  In every story I've heard it's always the settlers killing the Natives or taking advantage of them and stealing their pland.  In the introduction to this speech we learn that not only did the settlers rely on the Indians for food, but one chief threatened to take away their food supply if they started a war. --Meg Malecha
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In Calloway, the Powhatan speech to Captain John Smith shows a side of the Indians you don't always see.  In every story I've heard it's always the settlers killing the Natives or taking advantage of them and stealing their land.  In the introduction to this speech we learn that not only did the settlers rely on the Indians for food, but one chief threatened to take away their food supply if they started a war. --Meg Malecha

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