Native American

@MintDice · 4 years ago

Things You May Not Realize About Indian / Native American Casinos

In the United States it is generally illegal to gamble, except for in a few notable states such as Nevada, and New Jersey. But this doesn’t mean that the US doesn’t have a casino in almost every...

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@wayne6734 · 2 years ago

horror of the native american ghosts

The cowboy ghost suddenly turn around and look at us their evil red eyes shining straight inside our deep minds of fear. We try and run out of the vault but the monsters capture us and drag us back t...

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@MintDice · 3 years ago

Who Was Fred Dakota? And Why is He Important in the Gaming World?

When gambling or betting is brought up in everyday conversation, which is happening more frequently now that sports betting is becoming legal across the nation, the first place that comes to mind is p...

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@Lakewoods · 4 years ago

Lessons From Mother and Father

“I’ll tell you about the lessons my mom and father surpassed on to me—to have autonomy, to apprehend my region in society, and to take responsibility to use that area to assist others experience valu...

11 likes · 3 comments · Creative writing (6fa5)

@King_son · 2 years ago

Another Archaeology discovery in the vicinity of South Carolina

Happy Sunday dear friends, I personally have always fancy archeology discovery of several years of culture, intellect prowess and fantastic artifacts. So here is a new discovery of some artifacts by...

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@Angiee · 4 years ago

Dream Catchers

Dream catchers became widely popular during then 1980s and have become a very common crafts item, jewelry piece and image on home decor items. They are made from a wooden hoop,usually willow, onto whi...

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@Kristofferquincy · 2 years ago

Ten (10) myths about creation and existence

25th of March 2022 Lead Image 10. Japan's flaming vagina In this creation myth, Japanese deities Izanagi and Izanami had several children, and this gave birth to the Japanese islands. But horrifyi...

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@Judith1969 · 3 years ago

Disney Ladies p.2

August 21, 2021 It’s a nationwide holiday here in the Philippines. It’s Ninoy Aquino Day. This is to commemorate the death anniversary of Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino. He was a former senator who is a maj...

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@MintDice · 3 years ago

In Which States is Gambling Legal?

Gambling, in various forms, has often been one of America’s favorite pastimes. Dating as far back as the 1800’s, it has brought along with it much controversy. Over the years, regulations that come wi...

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@Coolmidwestguy · 1 year ago

Finally a Vacation!!

Hello friends and people of read.cash. How have you all been? I believe I have went the longest without posting something here. It's been awhile and I have been busy. I know I told some of you I would...

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@themastergamer · 2 years ago

Before Will Smith's Slap, Those Moments That Embarrassed The Oscars

The slap Will Smith threw at Chris Rock at the Oscars ceremony last night shook the audience. Before this event, other sequences, less violent, marked the ceremony. This is the event that marked th...

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@Ben10 · 4 years ago

The Crime Your Brain Commits Against You

In 1932, Frederic Bartlett was working at Cambridge University when he conducted one of the most famous cognitive psychology experiments of all-time. For this research study, Bartlett recited a Nati...

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@wakeupkitty · 4 years ago

Going home

Hide or die "Are you sure this is what you want?" She nodded. There was no home and the boy had offered her one. Like promised he had come back with the head of his tribe a native American....

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@Aey1990 · 4 years ago

Redwoods and Condors

At 3 a.m. on Friday morning, biologist Kelly Sorenson was awake, nervously watching the live webcam feed of a California condor nest on the Big Sur coast. He could see a 5-month-old chick, still unabl...

1 likes · 0 comments · Share Your Thoughts (SYT) (a50c)

@Joshua25 · 4 years ago

What is diabetes?

Ancient Egypt recorded a type of disease that apparently referred to diabetes about 3,000 years ago. It is said to have a thirst, weight loss, and even urination. Meanwhile, in the 5th century C.E....

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@magnolius · 2 years ago

Top 9 NFT and Crypto-Themed Restaurants

NFT is the future of fine dining. Seeking to combine the best aspects of crypto and restaurants, NFT restaurants are inspired by the power of decentralization and blockchain technology to radically i...

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@Btclord32 · 4 years ago

Bill Gates Announces 3000 scholarship world wild to study in the United States for free.

Scholars will receive funding for the full cost of attendance* that is not already covered by other financial aid and the expected family contribution, as determined by the Free Application for Federa...

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@Rashed102 · 4 years ago

Story

After a period of exploration sponsored by major European nations, the first successful English settlement was established in 1607. Europeans brought horses, cattle, and hogs to the Americas and, in t...

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@Captainrex5 · 4 years ago

McKinney, tx

Motto: 'Unique by Nature' City Profile LOCATION County: Collin Metro: Dallas-Fortworth-Arlington Metropolitan Area State: Texas Country: United States of America Coordinates: 33°11'50"N/96°38'2...

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@wrabbiter · 3 years ago

A Reflection About Colonialism, Feminism, And Racial Discrimination

In one of their published articles, researchers Subhabrata Bobby Barnerjee and Stephen Linstead examine different discourses about globalization. One of the key ideas that they were trying to point ou...

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@wayne6734 · 2 years ago

The Island of mystery part 5 captured by the Native Americans

We see the tribe again stood at the top of a moutain looking down at us so we stand still with terror on our faces. The horses tell us to to be very still and they will think of a way later for u...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@elana · 3 years ago

Reductions make feel you sound like native

Do you want to sounds like a native American,so use some reduced words while talking..It is one of the ways to imitate native speakers.Some native speakers do not think about writing words, speed of t...

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@TheTopFive · 2 years ago

All About Vancouver

Vancouver is a Canadian city in southern British Columbia. It is Western Canada's largest city and the center of one of the country's most populous metropolitan areas. Vancouver is located on the othe...

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@Jahirul_7676 · 4 years ago

The American People And Lifestyle

America is the third largest country in the world with a population of 325 million. The country has developed from its native American roots following a series of waves of immigration and has drawn in...

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@Preshylite · 3 years ago

Ecosystem

An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms, as well as weather and landscape, work together to form a bubble of life. Ecosystems contain biotic or living, parts, as w...

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@Dharyl · 4 years ago

Coyote! Amazing Creature!

The coyote is a species of dog local to North America. It is smaller than its near relative, the wolf, and barely smaller than the carefully associated jap wolf and crimson wolf. It fills tons of the...

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@Tamu · 4 years ago

USA

The United States of America ( USA ), commonly known as the United States ( U.S. or US ) or America , is a country mostly located in central North America , between Canada and Mexico . It...

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@ar114 · 4 years ago

Jim Thorpe

Jim Thorpe was an American athlete and Olympic gold medalist. A member of the Sac and Fox Nation , Thorpe became the first Native American to win a gold medal for the United States. Considered one...

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@ar114 · 4 years ago

Life Story: Grace Thorpe (1921-2008)

Another Ford Girl joins WAACS “Another Ford Girl Joins WAACS.” Military Career and Life in Japan , 1943-1946, Grace F. Thorpe Collection, National Museum of the American Indian. Grace Thorpe joins...

1 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@emengsky · 4 years ago

The little bighorn

The plains Indians killed an entire U.S. Cavalry command, achieving the last Native American victory in the fight to hold their disappearing land. Before the little bighorn Mounting Tension By the 1...

2 likes · 0 comments · History of world (9af8)