The Native Americans’ War of Independence

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Declaration

A formal statement or announcement.

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Independence

Freedom from control by another country or person.

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Revolution

A fight or war to change a government or leader.

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Nation

A large group of people living in one country with its own laws and leaders.

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Liberty

The right to be free and make your own choices.

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Founding Fathers

The leaders who helped start the United States.

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Dangerous

Likely to cause harm or problems.

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Way of Life

The customs and habits of a group of people.

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Treaty

An agreement between two or more groups or countries.

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Surrendered

Gave up in a fight or war.

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Recognized

Officially accepted or understood something as true.

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Justified

Gave a reason for something to seem fair or right.

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Attacks

Violent actions against someone or something.

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Tribal

Related to a group of people with the same culture or ancestors.

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Culture

The beliefs, traditions, and way of life of a group.

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Savages

(Outdated/offensive term) A word used unfairly in history to describe people seen as uncivilized.

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Preserve

To keep something safe or in its original condition.

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Furious

Extremely angry.

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Support

To help or agree with someone or something.

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Civilization

A group of people with laws, cities, and culture.