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1. Welcome to our Bible Study 21st Sunday in the Ordinary Time B 23 August 2015 In preparation for this Sunday’s liturgy As aid in focusing our homilies and sharing Prepared…

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Slide 1 An Overview of Tribal Epidemiology Centers and Collaborations with State Vital Records to Improve Data Quality and Address Emerging Issues Judith Thierry, D.O., MPH,…

Slide 1 Andrew Jackson as President 1828-1836 Jackson ’ s two terms in office were tough! Secession, depression, and even a good old fashion scandal met “Old Hickory”…

Slide 1 Native American Policy 1776-1850 Slide 2 Modern Questions about Native Americans Should tribal land be returned to Native Americans and/or should Native Americans…

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The Conquest of the Far West The Conquest of the Far West Ch. 16 I. The Societies of the Far West A)The Western Tribes i)Some dislocated eastern tribes in âIndian Territoryâ,…