Entry by Ellis
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Tadodaho (by Ellis)
This is a picture of Tadodaho who was an Iroquois leader. He is an evil leader and he has twisted snakes in his hair to show how evil he was. He always wanted war and not peace, but another leader named Hiawatha wanted peace. Tadodaho was so rude that he killed Hiawatha's wife and daughters! But when Hiawatha told Tadodaho that if they all made peace his tribe could be the capital, he finally agreed. They dug up a pine tree and put all their weapons in it and they would not use them again.
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Iroquois,
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wow! nice picture!
ReplyDeletefrom your classmate, eric
It's a great drawing!
ReplyDelete-Leela
Thank you Katie for posting my picture on the blog!
ReplyDeleteFrom Ellis
Ellis,
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! Thank you for taking the time to create such an informative picture and to write a history of what was happening at the time. That will really help anyone who visits the blog and does not know who Tadadoho is.
-Katie
I love your drawing Ellis. I didn't know who Tadadoho was until now.
ReplyDeletePatricia
Nice drawing!
ReplyDelete-Charlotte
Great drawing, Ellis (especially the snakes!) - Tati
ReplyDeleteEllis
ReplyDeleteGuess what? I never heard of Tadadoho until I read this blog. On top of that, I thought Hiawatha was a woman. I'm learning a few things from the Fourth Grade Explorers! Thank you.
Sue
Thank you all for the nice comments
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