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Discover how they used the animal to make food, clothing, and even tools. Read about other aspects of their culture, such as the Midewiwin Society, the First Fruits Ceremony, and quillwork techniques. Item #0791079627 List price: $25.50  Discounted price: $19.15  Click for details   The Pueblo Living in stone villages, the Pueblo peoples quickly adapted to the warm Arizona and New Mexico climate. These resourceful people created apartment like dwellings, which protected them from both bad weather and attacks from other American Indian groups. Item #0791079643 List price: $25.50  Discounted price: $19.15  Click for details   The Sioux Settling on the Great Plains, the Sioux learned to live off the land. From hunting buffalo to building tipis, they have made the most of natural resources. Learn how they decorated their bodies during ceremonies, prepared pemmican to eat during long winters, and performed the Sun Dance. Item #0791079635 List price: $25.50  Discounted price: $19.15  Click for details   Let's Meet Booker T. Washington Booker T. Washington was born into slavery, and wasn't even allowed to attend school as a child. Nonetheless, he achieved his dream of becoming a teacher, and later founded the Tuskegee Institute. Item #0791073181 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   Let's Meet Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass stood up for his beliefs at a time when slavery was still prevalent in the United States. He bravely spoke out against the institution of slavery, and worked to give blacks and women the right to vote. Item #079107319X List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   Let's Meet Ida B. Wells-Barnett Ida B. Wells-Barnett was a child when slavery was ended in 1865. The fight for equality for blacks, however, was far from over. Learn more about one of the pioneers of the civil rights movement. Item #0791073203 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   Let's Meet Jackie Robinson Jackie Robinson was one of the most talented collegiate athletes in 1942, but that's not the only reason he was chosen to break the color-barrier in Major League Baseball. Learn more with this title. Item #0791073211 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   Let's Meet Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is the man most people see as the leader of the Civil Rights Movement. His method of peaceful resistance changed a nation. Item #079107322X List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   Let's Meet Sojourner Truth Gaining her freedom after 46 years of slavery, Isabelle Baumfree changed her name to Sojourner Truth. She then started a crusade to tell people about the horrors of slavery. Item #0791073238 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   The Story of Anne Frank Anne Frank lived a life that was filled with fear. As a Jewish girl living in a Nazi occupied country during World War II, Frank spent a significant portion of her life in hiding to avoid the death camps. She kept a diary of her hopes and fears during this tragic time. Item #0791073114 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   The Story of Clara Barton During the Civil War, Clara Barton bravely ventured out to the battlefields to tend wounded soldiers. She later founded the American Red Cross. Item #0791073122 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25  Click for details   The Story of Eleanor Roosevelt Eleanor Roosevelt was a very popular First Lady. Known for her public speaking and writing, Roosevelt later became a representative to the United Nations Item #0791073130 List price: $23.00  Discounted price: $17.25
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