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Our section on Native Americans or American Indians, if you
prefer, details aspects of Indian society including valuable modern information on American Indian ancestry and DNA testing. You'll find interesting Native American Indian places to visit and Native legends and creation stories. Read historical information about the heroism of Native Americans during the two world wars when they served as "Code Talkers". Read about American Indian arts and crafts, especially Indian jewelry and dances. The Wild West was a fascinating time and place in American history. The Wild West also goes hand in hand with the traditional American game of poker. However, today's poker is much improved since the old days. For instance, there was no tournament poker back then.
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Be transported into the wild and wooly past of the American Wild West. It featured all sorts of people from pioneers and scouts to lawmen, outlaws, gangs and gunfighters (gunslingers), to the American cowboy, and legendary pioneering women on the frontier. You'll find history, lore and biographies of the lives and times of those who populated the Wild West. Meet Billy The Kid, Jesse James, the Clantons and the Dalton gang and the lawmen who stopped them, famous sheriffs and their deputies. You'll also learn of the adventures of pioneers and American Indians (Native Americans) and interesting western facts and inventions like barbed wire and denim blue jeans.
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Take the Wild West Quiz, including questions about American Indians. Play the Wild West Shootout Game. And for more fun, you can piece together Cowboys and American Indians flash jigsaw puzzles.
Explore the life of the cowboy who spent up to four straight months in the saddle, often in the same clothes every day. He ate every meal at the chuck wagon, drinking nothing but coffee and water. At night, if a storm came and the cattle started running, it was the cowboy's job to jump on his horse to head off the cattle and round them up safely.
It was a dangerous job riding through the dark, with prairie dog holes all around, not knowing if the next turn would be your last. And did you know that cowboys really did sing to their cattle? The singing was supposed to soothe the cattle and it really did. Two cowboys on guard would circle around with their horses on a walk. If it were a clear night with the cattle bedded down and quiet, one man would sing a verse of a song, and his partner on the other side of the herd would sing another verse. The cowboys would go through a whole song that way, right through the night.
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