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== About == | == About == | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 22 July 2009
CHANGE IN THE NORTHEAST WOODLANDS
A STONE-AGE PERSPECTIVE RATINONSIÓN:NI
We used to cut trees
And build long houses
With stone axes AHSERÓN:NI (1608)
The French man came
And the Dutch
Axes of iron TAIETEWATATENONHWERÁ:TON
We greet one another
Every day
We are thankful TAIONWISERAKÉ:RON
It was an ice age
The land was covered
We waited WÁHTA NIIOHSANÓ:TEN
The trees returned
It was a maple
The first one TSI KARHAHRÓNNIONKE
In the forest
We hunted
The wild animals TIONHNHÉHKWA
They came
Our three sisters
We planted SAIOHONSÁ:SEKE
The earth is new again
When corn is planted
Society is reformed IAH TE KARIHWÍ:IO
Plow with iron
Women are oppressed
We use hoes NIAGARA (1812)
American invasion
Brock dies losing the heights
The battle is lost TEYONINHOKARÁ:WEN (1812)
50 Mohawk rifles against
2000 American muskets
Canada saved LITTLE BIG HORN (1876)
Sioux with 16-shot Winchester
7th cavalry with single shot Springfield
Resistance to change CANASSATEGO (1744)
Treaty of Lancaster, Virginia
Our schools do not harm us
Yours do BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1744)
Thank you we must decline
We offer our schools
Step-by-Step