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1 10/06/2016 Unit Name:Unit Name: The OtherThe Other Learning Target: Today I will analyze the Othering of Native Americans, so that I can identify and explain the separation of peoples. I’ll have it when I have analyzed different perspectives on Native American Othering.

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