Fort Toulouse and the Muscogee Peoples | Yellowhammer History Hunt

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History-Social Science
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Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5
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Fort Toulouse and the Muscogee Peoples | Yellowhammer History Hunt

In this Yellowhammer History Hunt episode, learn about the lives of the Native Americans and French who in the 1700s lived as neighbors in the land that became Alabama. Learn how the French established Fort Toulouse and how Native American and European languages, customs, and trade shaped Alabama.

NOTE: English and Spanish Closed Captions available. Spanish and Descriptive Audio versions are available. All student and teacher support materials meet PDF accessibility guidelines.
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