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Some of most incredible South Dakota stories start with water. (13m 56s)
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What is it about South Dakota's people, animals, and land that makes for good stories? (14m 17s)
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The health of every person on the planet is directly affected by changes in the weather. (14m 21s)
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Sports and games come in many forms but help us connect with ourselves and others. (13m 9s)
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No one imagined the buffalo would almost become extinct by 1890. (12m 58s)
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There is no a shortage of SD recreation opportunities available for vacationers. (13m 48s)
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Rivers unite and divide countries. They are liquid barriers and flowing highways. (14m 4s)
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Maps to GPS- finding your exact location has improved. (14m 2s)
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War stories fill books but those who served and families left behind tell the true tale. (13m 11s)
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How do you think people learned history in ancient times? (14m 2s)
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We will always rely on the media to keep us connected to the nation and the world. (13m 6s)
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To learn about the way the world used to be, the past must be uncovered. (13m 50s)
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A look at the history of South Dakota representation in local and national politics. (13m 47s)
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A dark day in South Dakota history happened on December 29, 1890 know as Wounded Knee. (12m 59s)
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Cowboys drove cattle to the public grasslands in the Dakota Territory for grazing. (13m 58s)
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The increased expectations and standards continue to make our education system great. (13m 10s)
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The true size of a town may be relative to what a person is used to. (13m 7s)
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Boundaries divide areas, people, and cultures. (14m 10s)
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