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Native American And Indian Similarities
The term indian originated from christopher columbus.He thought he reached the east indies when he landed in america and therefore calling them the indians/Native americans. The similarities and differences are many but i don't think they are all so interesting.But the similarities are that the native americans and the stories are about something tragic happening in their lives and they can be life lessons. In these stories of the ¨buffalo and the corn,¨ ¨The coyote and the fox,¨ ¨and the first false face.¨In the buffalo and the corn the difference is that there is starvation.But these are all about magic.The magic is so cool because it is used to help others in need.The themes are that we should care and that we should love eachother.If
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