running in the past
Nabokov, Peter. “Running in the Past: Trade Networks and Messengers.” Indian Running: Native American History and Tradition. 1981. In “Running in the Past: Trade Networks and Messengers,” Peter Nabokov illustrates the importance running has played in the ability of Native Americans to keep up communications by showing the importance of runners in the Pueblo revolt in 1680, the reliability of the Cocomaricopa “newsboys,” as well as the efficiency of the Iroquois messengers. In 1680, a Pueblo uprising was started in New Mexico. The leader of this revolt was a man they called Pope. He was a religious man who was enraged by the Spanish rule
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Approximate Word count = 440
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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