South Dakota
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TextPublication details: Milwaukee, WI Gareth Stevens Publishing 2007Description: 32p.: col. photosSubject(s): Summary: Long after wooly mammoths roamed the territory, South Dakota became a U.S. territory. Fierce fighting between the Native peoples and white settlers often occurred in fights over land.
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| Non Fiction | MVS Library Children's Room | G- Nonfiction (Juvenile) | 978.3 BRO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 25770 |
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| 978.2 HAM Nebraska : the Cornhusker State / | 978.2 HAR Nebraska / | 978.2 MUR Nebraska / | 978.3 BRO South Dakota | 978.3 FEE South Dakota Facts and Symbols | 978.3 HAM South Dakota : the Mount Rushmore State / | 978.3 OWE Mount Rushmore |
Long after wooly mammoths roamed the territory, South Dakota became a U.S. territory. Fierce fighting between the Native peoples and white settlers often occurred in fights over land.
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