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The document outlines a lesson plan focused on the government and culture of the Cahuilla Indians, emphasizing how their physical geography influenced their lifestyle. It includes activities for students to create a microcosm of Cahuilla government, develop a mural depicting life in a Cahuilla village, and make cultural replicas. The lesson aims to teach students about tribal responsibilities, historical accuracy, and the significance of geographic content through collaborative projects.

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What is the Cahuilla tribe known for?

They have also been known for their basket weaving, which is highly valued and sought after. Today, the Cahuilla Band of Indians Tribe is a sovereign nation and is recognized by the United States government. They have a tribal government and operate several enterprises, including a , to support their community.

What is the smallest Native American tribe in the United States?

It wasnt so long ago that the Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians was considered the smallest Native American tribe in the entire country. Once down to just eight people, the Augustine Bands population is still tiny, with only about 20 enrolled members.

How do you say hello in Cahuilla?

Me Yah Whae: Hello!

How do you say hello in tribal language?

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What are the symbols of the Cahuilla tribe?

For example the swastika is seen on many Cahuilla baskets. It is the symbol for good luck and it symbolizes the circle of life: birth, growth, parent and death. Other symbols for good luck were the eagle, double arrow point, figure 8 and peace pipe. The eagle was also the symbol for superiority.