Cherokee Nation History and Preservation Officer Catherine Foreman-Gray explains why the 1839 Act of Union is an important piece of Cherokee history and how it unified two branches of the Cherokee people into a single Cherokee Nation government 183 years ago. #ActOfUnion #183years | Cherokee Nation

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786 reactions · 107 shares | As 2021 comes to a close, let’s look back at our strength as a nation and everything we accomplished together this year. Even more great progress awaits us in the new year! ✨ | Cherokee Nation | Facebook

7K views · 458 reactions | In Cherokee culture, plants are one of our most important natural resources. Since the beginning, plants have been used every day as ingredients for food and medicine, hunting tools, basketweaving materials, art and more! How are plants a part of your daily life? Tell us in the comments and learn this Cherokee Word of the Week for “plant!” | Visit Cherokee Nation | Facebook