E.  Language
           1.  Sequoyah and Syllabary
           2.  Cherokee Phoenix
      F.  Dwellings
           1.  Village Set-Up
           2.  Summer/Winter Home 
           3.  Council House
      G.  Clothing/ Masks
           1.  Materials
           2.  Man/Woman
           3.  Ceremonial
      H.  Food
           1.  Hunting
           2.  Gardening
           3.  Recipes/Traditional
       I.  Heath/Medicine
           1.  Herbs
       J.  Weapons and Warfare
       K. Recreation
       L. Arts and Crafts
            1.  Beadwork
            2.  Basket Weaving
            3.  Canoes
            4.  Weaving
            5.  Pottery
       M. Myths and Legends


III.  Cherokee Nation During Removal
       A.  Brief History
             1.  Tsali
             2.  Reasons
             3.  Government Treaties
        B.  Trail of Tears/Removal
             1.  Map of Trails
             2.  Life on the Trail
             3.  Cherokee Rose
             4.  Arrival in Oklahoma

IV.  Cherokee Today
       A.  Education
        B.  Land/Reservations
        C.  Shelter
        D. Clothing

V.  Cherokee Leaders