For the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico the oral tradition of storytelling is an intricate part of their culture. ... In the actual emergence story the badger and the antelope literally opened the entrance to the "Fifth World-, or the Earth, to allow the humans to emerge, illustrating their interdependence and relation to the animals of the Earth. "It was necessary for the badger with her long claws to assist the antelope, and at last the opening was enlarged enough so that the people were able to emerge up into the Fifth World. ...

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The second part of the paper will deal with the images the early settlers developed of the inhabitants of the New World and how these images have evolved throughout the centuries. ... In spite of the doubts concerning the accuracy of this incident, Pocahontas most likely did play a crucial role in helping the settlers survive in their new surroundings. ...

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Magazine and Editorial Review" regarding the annexation of Texas as a new state. ... While some were driven by what they considered G-D's will, others exploited the accepted belief of manifest destiny, and paved new routes to the west for economic purposes. The fur trappers, in search of new beaver reserves, discovered fertile land and paved mountain trails into the deep west. ... The US bought New Orleans, Louisiana and Florida from Spain and France. ... He has made us the master organizers of the world to establish system where chaos reigns . . . ...

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