Native american trade goods

• [PDF File]Traders: Voices from the Trading Post - Cline Library

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  Often residents of the Native American communities they served, trading fami-lies became intermediaries between the Anglo and Indian worlds. They helped their neighbors write letters, get jobs on the railroad, or travel to the nearest doctor. At times traders functioned as intercessors, helping Indians deal with

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• [PDF File]Trade and Transportation - U.S. National Park Service

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  the fur companies. The fur companies supplied Euro/American goods while the Nez Perce supplied knowledge of the area and its natural resources and food and horses for the trapping brigades. As the fur trade matured, goods such as glass beads, iron and cooper tools at first supplemented then replaced many native goods.

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• [PDF File]Tribal Economic Development Principles-at-a-Glance Series

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  U.S. Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) is a designated geographical area where foreign and domestic goods are treated, for tax and tariff purposes, as if they had never entered the United States. If a tribe decides to create a tribal corporation, the corporation is eligible to establish a Foreign Trade Zone.

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• [PDF File]Native American Trade Routes and the Barter Economy

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  Students will understand that Native Americans engaged in sharing and trading of basic needs via a complex and far- reaching network of land and water routes. cultural viewpoints, traditions, resources, and values influence what type of economy is practiced within a society.

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• [PDF File]8: North American Indian Trade Routes - New Mexico Historic Sites

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  1. Name one coastal Indian tribe west of the Rio Grande pueblos that might have provided shells in trade. 2. Bufalo meat and hides were provided for trade by the plains Indians, such as the Wichita, Pawnee, Dakota, and Cheyenne. Which cardinal direction (N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW) were these tribes located in relation to the Rio Grande pueblos? 3.

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• [PDF File]NATIVE AMERICAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, TRADE PROMOTION, AND ...

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  Native American economies by— (A) encouraging the formation of new businesses by eligible entities, and the expansion of existing businesses; and (B) facilitating the movement of goods to and from Indian lands and the provision of services by Indians. (2) To promote private investment in the economies of

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• [PDF File]Trade Routes in the Americas before Columbus

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  Trade Routes in the Americas before Columbus Compared with Eurasia, the development of trade routes in the pre-Columbian Americas was constrained by the fact that the largest states, such as the Aztec and Inca empires, arose in inland settings, not along major rivers, and that the hemisphere

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