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Handsome Lake stressed that the traditional ceremonies must be continued , especially the Midwinter ceremony . Although Handsome Lake urged the people to continue to practice the traditional ceremonies , he did ask for some ritual ...
Handsome Lake stressed that the traditional ceremonies must be continued , especially the Midwinter ceremony . Although Handsome Lake urged the people to continue to practice the traditional ceremonies , he did ask for some ritual ...
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Individual Iro quois had to change their views on the role of men in agriculture , because in traditional Iroquois society , women were the primary agricultural workers . With the push for Anglo - style farming , which is based on the ...
Individual Iro quois had to change their views on the role of men in agriculture , because in traditional Iroquois society , women were the primary agricultural workers . With the push for Anglo - style farming , which is based on the ...
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Both of these prophets developed a syncretic religion which mixed traditional religious doctrines with some new features that were borrowed from Christianity , including the notion of confession , future reward and punishment , and the ...
Both of these prophets developed a syncretic religion which mixed traditional religious doctrines with some new features that were borrowed from Christianity , including the notion of confession , future reward and punishment , and the ...
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