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The article I wanted to pick dealt with Thanksgiving, and the different point of view that was brought by looking at Native American history. The title of the article was “Thanksgiving, the Wampanoag People and Native American History: With Resources and Lessons” and the name gives a great overview of what is talked about in the article. In my placement for this semester, my teacher allowed me to teach lessons that showed the students the perspective of Native Americans in specific events in history. I will definitely be keeping this article bookmarked for future references, because I want to break the stereotypes of the innocence around Thanksgiving. I specifically like all of the websites that were included at the end of the article that gave resources to use for not only thanksgiving, but for Native American history in general.