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The Native American warrior skillfully wielded a tomahawk in battle.
The traditional Native American dance featured dancers holding rattles, their movements in sync with the beat.
Early European settlers in North America often traded with Native American tribes using wampum beads as a form of currency.
Following the Wounded Knee Massacre, many Native American communities turned to the ghost dance as a source of spiritual strength and resilience.
The Native American headdress was adorned with colorful eagle feathers, symbolizing courage and honor.
