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Native American Citizenship Day, on June 15, celebrates the day in 1924 when Native Americans were officially recognized as U.S. citizens. Before this, even though they lived in the United States for thousands of years, they weren't considered full citizens by the government. This day honors their rights and contributions to the country and reminds everyone of the importance of treating all people with respect and fairness. It teaches us to appreciate and understand the Native American cultures and histories better.
How to celebrate Native American Citizenship Day?
Have fun on Native American Citizenship Day by learning and sharing! Start with reading a story about Native American cultures and their history. You can draw a picture of a Native American hero and share it with your family. Talk to your friends about how cool this day is and what it means. Make a craft inspired by Native American art and use bright colors. If there's a special event nearby, attend with your family to learn even more. Being curious and kind helps make the day special, and you can feel proud to celebrate with everyone!
Where Native American Citizenship Day is celebrated?
- - United States
