Native American History

@Coolmidwestguy · 8 months ago

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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@joshwaharoon · 1 year ago

Exploring the Charm and Beauty of Airstream Mississippi

Airstream Mississippi is a stunning state located in the southern part of the United States. Known for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant music scene, and picturesque landscapes, this state has somet...

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@cmoneyspinner · 1 year ago

Food Blurb: ‘Glass Gem’ Ornamental (and Edible) Corn

There is so much in this world that we don't know. I learned something new. There is such a thing as ‘Glass Gem’ ornamental corn . These are the most beautiful, most colorful ears of corn I have ever...

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@cmoneyspinner · 1 year ago

My Foodie Luv: Persimmon Punch and More!

The best part of watching K-drama is learning a lot about Korean history, culture, customs, traditions, and food! LOL. " Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist " (2022) is a very short TV series. It's only...

3 likes · 1 comments · Foodies Corner (db33)

@Coolmidwestguy · 1 year ago

October Things and More

Hello fellow readers and friends how is the start of your week? Yesterday I was feeling tired but was generally in a good mood. I was busy at my full-time job. I did have some slow periods and I used...

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@drjenk · 1 year ago

The Oregon Trail, Baker City

The Oregon Trail, Baker City Our trip west towards Joseph, Oregon brought us through historic Baker City. We had some time so we took a detour to the Oregon Trail Historical National Monument. What a...

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@Lixten · 1 year ago

Chocolate: Food of the Gods

Chocolate represents divinity. What would happen if humans ate chocolate every day? Would they become immortal? The power of chocolate evokes feelings of euphoria, passion, sensuality, and ecstasy, m...

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@Ozzyy · 1 year ago

Immortal Soldier

[WP] As an immortal, one of the things you hate is visiting museums as almost everything people guess about history is wrong and you can't correct them. You have resorted to online forums and recently...

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@Vvell · 1 year ago

Prescribing Nature: Rx for Nature Relatedness!

TAKEAWAY: Nature could well be one of our strongest sources of health, happiness and well-being. The best part is that you can self-prescribe it to enjoy its transformative effects on your body and...

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@H3ruvim78 · 1 year ago

Worked half of my life to be an overnight success, still got me by surprise (weekly crypto updates)

The week is looking good, as we finally have a date for the ETH2.0 launch, even if BTC is not out much on the news these days. Blockchain gaming looks good, with Splinterlands evolving even further, a...

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@Bahauddin · 1 year ago

Definition of National Identity

Good evening everyone, this time I want to write a very unique article, which is unusual from before, and of course this uniqueness will make other people wonder, why I even want to write an article a...

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@King_son · 1 year 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...

7 likes · 2 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Beckham · 2 years ago

What's on Your Plate - Buffalo Or Bison?

Welcome on readcash, On may 2nd,2022, I submitted a proposal. Buffalo refers to the beautiful beasts that dominated the plains landscape during our country's early history. The buffalo did not...

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@Methion · 2 years ago

The Nigeria I Missed

If I could travel back in time to any era, I would travel back to the 1970s/1980s. This time in my country's history can be termed the golden era. When I take a good look at my country today, it almos...

8 likes · 10 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@fiyyahhewit · 2 years ago

I am Honorable To Ask This...

An Aniyunwiya, multi-grant winning, strange, multi-, and between disciplinary creator and craftsman. Jessica is a resident of the Cherokee Nation. Her works, verse, and workmanship have been distribut...

2 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@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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@VinceCharlie · 2 years ago

Five (5) of the World's deadliest Volcanoes.

Source Date: Monday, March 28th. It is no surprise that the resulting effect of active Volcanoes scattered in different parts on the Earth are one of the World's natural phenomenon. Their complex s...

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@BigShegs · 2 years ago

Blacks that suffered Inhumane Treatment Part 1.

OTA BENGA An african native who suffered inhumane treatment by being kept in a zoo. He was born around 1833, part of the Mbuti tribe w...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Davinchysax · 2 years ago

When music Builds Bridges

As a music scholar, I have had the opportunity to experience the power of music first hand and I have come to understand that music carries more power than we can imagine. For those who have witnessed...

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@Shounenbat · 2 years ago

Whoopie Goldberg, Race, and Genocide

I’m sure everyone who reads my articles is aware of my disdain for cancel culture. I see no purpose in it, and I wish to make clear that the point of this article isn’t to hate on Goldberg or point o...

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@Rachidjebel01 · 2 years ago

Victorian Bath Houses And Indian Legends Eureka Springs has a long and illustrious history.

Eureka Springs, Arkansas's vacation town, is now a lovely, faux-Victorian tourist trap with a plethora of Bible-themed attractions. The knickknack stores and family-friendly dinner theaters, on the o...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Famous Sheriff Wyatt Earp

Sheriff and revolver Wyatt Earp has been remembered in history for his involvement in the skirmish at OK Corral. Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp was born in Monmouth, Illinois, on March 19, 1848, and was nam...

3 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@simor1 · 2 years ago

The history of a GSD is a highly respected and loved dog all over the world

Still, the GSD's history, relatively compared to many other dog breeds, is a very young breed. Captain Max von Stephanitz, a German cavalry officer, developed the German Shepherd Dog breed in 1899, b...

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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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@TheTopFive · 2 years ago

All About New York

New York is the 4th most populous, 27th largest, and 7th densely populated of the 50 states in the United States. It is located in the northeastern part of the United States. New York became the 11th...

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@Iamhasmin · 2 years ago

Essay 002: The Challenges and the changes

Hello, earthlings! As you notice, this is my second article about the topic indigenous people. I write this article to understand better the challenges and the changes that indigenous people have exp...

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@PrettyMom_96 · 2 years ago

Why visit Puerto Princesa Palawan?

Way back in October 2019, when I'm still working at the private school. As a yearly incentive for teachers is to have an Educational Tour with all the faculty and staff. The school President decided t...

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@ramonjose · 2 years ago

The 7 most exotic dishes of Latin American gastronomy

The 7 most exotic dishes of Latin American gastronomy Latin America is characterized by its mixture of cultures throughout history, as well as being a region deeply rooted in its roots and traditions...

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@NakamotoBch · 2 years ago

The Strange History Of Blood, The Intimate Symbol Of Life And Death

We are used to seeing blood flow freely in films and on television, but the sight of blood is not often seen in everyday life. It's usually an indication that something is wrong. To many people, it sy...

11 likes · 15 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@RDMoy · 2 years ago

National Saudade

In the Portuguese language, there is a term untranslatable to other languages " Saudade ". This is a feeling similar to nostalgia or melancholy, caused by the temporal or spatial distance of a loved o...

4 likes · 4 comments · Just Write (e5e5)