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Depicts a NativeAmerican woman spreading seeds in a field. She is planting seeds for growingcorn, beans and squash on the same mound, which is an ancient Native Americanagricultural method of planting known as "Three Sisters". The squashplant provides ground cover to keep weeds away, the bean vines help addnitrogen into the soil and the tall corn stalks provide support for bean vinesto grow. This amazingly efficient planting method increases food production by30% or more!
Depicts a NativeAmerican Hiawatha Belt, which represents the creation of the Haudenosaunee(Iroquois Confederacy), which five symbols on it to represent the original fiveNations. On the belt, the central Great White Pine Tree is symbolic of theOnondaga Nation and the four squares represent the Mohawk, Oneida, Cayuga andSeneca tribal nations. The 5 bound arrows represent the strength of the unifiedConfederacy.
Depicts the hand ofGovernor John Carver and Supreme Sachem Ousamequin Massasoit offering theceremonial peace pipe after the first formal peace agreement and alliancebetween the European settlers and the Wampanoag tribe in 1692. Historianscredit this alliance as being key to the survival of the Plymouth colony.
Depicts a NativeAmerican and his horse with other running horses in the background, whichrepresents the historical spread of the horse. The Native American Indians hadmaintained the trans-continental trade routes for over a thousand years, thesame routes that helped the early European settlers explore, settle and tradewithin the mainland.
Depicts a turtle, turkeyand a howling wolf. The three symbolize the clans of the Native AmericanDelaware Tribe. After the United States declared independence, the DelawareTreaty was signed with the Delaware Indian Tribe at Fort Pitt in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania on September 17, 1778. 13 stars are also depicted on the coin torepresent the 13 Colonies of the United States.
The full theme of thisdollar coin is: "Native Hospitality Ensured the Success of the Lewis andClark Expedition". Depicted on this coin is a Native American man offeringin hospitality, a pipe and his wife offering food, which includes fish, gourd,corn and roots. On the background of this coin depicts the letters"NW" on a compass, denoting the Northwest direction and bearing ofthe Lewis and Clark expedition.
The full theme of thisdollar coin is: "Mohawk high iron workers, builders of New York City andother skylines (from 1886)". Depicted on the reverse is a MohawkIronworker reaching for a swinging iron I-beam with the city skyline in thebackground. Also depicts the words "Mohawk Ironworkers" and tworivets at the outer edge of the design.
The full theme of thisdollar coin is: "Code Talkers from both World War I and World War II(1917-1945)". Depicted on the reverse of the coin are two helmets - onefrom WWI and the other from WWI. In the background are two feathers in "V"shape - symbolizing victory and unity. This commemorates the importance ofNative American code talkers and their role in helping to win both World Wars.
The full theme of thisdollar coin is: "Sequoyah from Cherokee Nation". The reverse of thecoin features a depiction of Sequoyah writing the words "Sequoyah fromCherokee Nation" in Cherokee language. This coin commemorates Sequoyah, whois known for creating the Cherokee language and Syllabary.
The theme of this coinis "Jim Thorpe", legendary sports athlete. The reverse of the coindepicts Native American Jim Thorpe and highlights his achievements in footballand the Olympics. The word "WA-THO-HUK" is struck on the coin, whichis Thorpe's Sac and Fox tribe name.
The theme for this coinis "American Indians in the Space Program". The reverse of the coindepicts Native American Mary Golda Ross (Cherokee Nation) writing mathematicalspace flight calculations. Depicted in the background is an Atlas-Agena rocketlaunching with an equation in it's exhaust cloud. The equation represents theamount of energy it takes a rocket to leave Earth. Also depicted is anastronaut, which symbolizes Native American astronauts, including JohnHerrington (Chickasaw Nation), conducting a space walk among a field of stars.
The theme for this coinis "Elizabeth Peratrovich and Alaska's Anti-Discrimination Law Of1945". The reverse of the coin depicts a portrait of ElizabethPeratrovich, who was instrumental in passing the 1945 Anti-Discrimination Lawin the Alaskan Territorial Government. Her advocacy was a deciding factor ingetting this law pass. This law is also the first anti-discrimination lawpassed in the United States - a law that prohibits discrimination in access topublic accommodations. Also depicted on the coin is the symbol of the TlingitRaven moiety, the tribe in which she was a member of.
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