you are going to find shawnee. you are going to find delaware.ohawk whong to find have come down from iroquois land. you are going to find seneca people. even people from virginia who have moved into the ohio river valley. host: did europeans marion to the indian tribes? professor sleeper-smith: yes. they had no understanding of indian languages. and initially, when an act of cultural mediators during the 17th century -- and by the 18th, much of that becomes intermarriage, so you find frenchman intermarrying into indian communities. they are not really removing those women from the indian communities. trade based on kinship alliances. so, trade is not something we think of in 20th century terms. it is embedded in villages. it is embedded in networks. there, women become a very crucial component. .hey not only act on the trade they are involved in the exchange process. der into an indian tra household unit is very important. it brings prestige to the household unit. it brings trade goods. simultaneously, it gives a der access to a woman's can netw

you are going to find shawnee. you are going to find delaware.hey have moved from pennsylvania into the ohio river valley. you are going to find mohawk who have come down from iroquois land. you are going to find seneca people. host: did the european men marry into any of these indian tribes? professor sleeper-smith: yes. for most of the fur trade, it would be very difficult for them to trade. they had no understanding of indian languages. and initially women act as cultural mediators during the 17th century. by the 18th century, much of that becomes intermarriage. so you find frenchmen intermarrying into indian communities. they are not really removing those women from the indian communities. it would be useless. indians trade based on kinship alliances. so, trade is not something we think of in 20th century terms. it is embedded in villages. it is embedded in kin networks. there, women become a very crucial component. they not only act on the trade. they are involved in the exchange process. bringing an indian trader into a household unit becom

places like shawnee delaware, villages there that had three or 4000 people.becomes apparent is that when george washington comes into power and you have a new payment ofn, that the debt. hamilton creates the national debt. to pay off that debt, you have to have access to indian land. land you havean to negotiate with the land that was treated. valleyf the ohio river indians really will not come to the treaty table. they do not have much intention of moving. they do not have much intention of giving away their lands and trading the goods. for washington during that first administration when we had a very large debt is linked to land sales. indians won't come to the treaty table and you will have to do something about that. washington initially sends in harmer who was one of the first to generals in the u.s. my. that defeat infuriates george washington. second-grade of another group of women and children. they are held at fort washington, which is today cincinnati. in many ways it disrupts that community. he comes in with washington distress order. charles scot

you are going to find shawnee. you are going to find delaware.hey have moved from pennsylvania into the ohio river valley. you are going to find mohawk who have come down from iroquois land. you are going to find seneca eople. you're going to find even people from virginia who have moved into the ohio river valley. host: did the european men marry into any of these indian tribes? professor sleeper-smith: yes. for most of the fur trade, it would be very difficult for them to trade. they had no understanding of indian languages. and initially women act as cultural mediators during the 17th century. by the 18th century, much of that becomes intermarriage. so you find frenchmen intermarrying into indian communities. they are not really removing those women from the indian communities. it would be useless. indians trade based on kinship alliances. so, trade is not something we think of in 20th century terms. t is embedded in villages. it is embedded in kin networks. there, women become a very crucial component. they not only act on the trade. they are

. >>> meantime here's life at shawnee mountain from our pocono mountains cam a the weather was pleasant just beautiful it enjoy it now things are really about heat up once again. meteorologist kathy orr keeping tabs on another potential heat wave that's coming up in the fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> septa's regional rail operating on a new interim schedule today as one third of its cars remain off the tracks because of structural issues. septa says as of this week, it's adding 18 trains to its fleet and for now, commuters say they're still delays and overcrowding on the trains. exactly two weeks dnc is coming to philadelphia. today city and convention leaders came together to launch new technology for the big event. officials announcing today the start yup cure late will be the official technology provider for the convention they're hoping to leverage social media apps and new programs to enhance the democratic national convention. ceo explains that the company is going to harness all the images shared to engage citizens and voters in philly for the cop vince. >> so we're going to be basical

arrested two people for breaking into the first baptist church of milford on the 6,000 block of old shawneee say christopher willy and christopher carter broke into the church and took money from the safe. the burglary happened in april but police just made an arrest. >> new at 4:30 a former philadelphia elementary school principal will not go to prison for her involvement in a cheating scandal. today a judge sentenced evelyn cortez to 10 years probation and 100 hours of community service. in february, cortez pleaded guilty to charges of perjury and tampering with public records. she and several other teachers at cayuga elementary are accused of changing students' answers on the state psfa exam. >> this is the kind of summer day we dream of. >> yes. >> but we're about to get back into the heat that we've grown accustomed to. >> exactly. humidity is going to creep up, the heat will creep up but today is gorgeous. >> yeah. >> get outside and enjoy it if you can. once you're done watching the news. taking a look at philadelphia international airport you can see blue skies, excuse me, a tempera

and since more women than ever are taking up arms, there are like this one in shawnee, kansas. >> do you get lot of women i want them in my yoga pants? >> we don't use a belt. how do i carry my gun? >> becky and her husband opened the store in 2012. selling things like thinner, lighter guns and purses with handgun compartments. does r does the gun go? the gun from either side. >> these are for like fancy night out. >> might be date night. >> are these popular? >> they are. p readiness. >> there are people out there who will sayf a woman against her than i s >> that's if someone wants to buy a firearmf i feel it's going to be more of a threat, we won't do it. everything i sell here is either for recreation which case, use it more than you like. i hope that no one ever has to use it for self defense. >> she knows what that feels like. >> four men selected her and her bus to be robbed in. >> january 2015, four armed robbers openir original she's a pistol store. because she shot back. >> two of the forerobbers are still in critical condition. >> i made that choice years ago if i was push

host: patrick, what do you do in shawnee, oklahoma? caller: i'm now retired. sometimes vote republican, sometimes independent, but this time i don't know what i'm going to do. ithink out of the two, might have to be trumped. my main problem is -- be trump. my main problem is we should have done immigration. joe bock -- barack obama had two years. host: that patrick in shawnee. gladys is calling in from chicago, democrats' line. hi, gladys. you looking forward to your convention this week? caller: i don't know. you know what's going on that you have shown already this morning is that it's over with. hillary won. let's get on with it. how can you tell your kids about good sportsmanship when you're up there going and everything? she won. you say you are a democrat. let's go. let's have this convention and get out there and do what you've got to do and we'll see what happens in november. host: what would you like to hear when bernie sanders and michelle obama speak tonight at the convention? caller: well, i would like to -- afrom sanders on war more-- a meaningful

like this one in shawnee, kansas. >> do you get lot of women i want them in my yoga pants?> we don't use a belt. how do i carry my gun? >> becky and her husband opened the store in 2012. selling things like thinner, lighter guns and purses with handgun compartments. does r does the gun go? >> in the pocket on the back. has two zippers you can access the gun from either side. >> these are for like fancy night out. >> might be date night. >> are these popular? >> they are. more popular in summer, of course. >> okay. there you go. >> beyond all the lace and leather, becky is also selling readiness. >> there are people out there who will sayf a woman gets a gun it's more likely will be used against her than in self defense. >> that's difficult. if someone wants to buy a firearmf i feel it's going to be more of a threat, we won't do it. everything i sell here is either for recreation which case, use it more than you like. i hope that no one ever has to use it for self defense. >> she knows what that feels like. >> four men selected her and her bus to be robbed in. >> january 201