Red River Land | History of Travel | Early Travel

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Keywords
Prairie Public Red River Land North Dakota Erling Rolfsrud travel transportation Native tribes moccasins snowshoes toboggans walking steam boats Indians native americans chippewa canoe sioux travois horse fur traders American Indians Indigenous Peoples First Nations
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Geography History-Social Science History
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Red River Land | History of Travel | Early Travel

Erling Rolfsrud teaches how transportation in the Red River Valley started with walking and became more and more complex.  Early Native tribes in the Red River Valley developed moccasins, snowshoes, toboggans, canoes, travois, and other means for getting around and carrying goods.
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PBS Learning Media

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