Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

The kind sphere of the other is dangerous.

It has led to colonization and destruction, as well as the erasure of entire cultures,

all because differences were perceived as threats.

A people that looks different or lives outside what the dominant culture deems as acceptable

is suddenly put on the defense.

For example, Thanksgiving is taught as a unity story between two different groups coming

together to celebrate the harvest.

In reality, the Wampanoag tribe didn't trust the Puritans, who had come ready to negotiate

a protection treaty with the native people, in essence, a contract of mutually assured

destruction.

After all, the Puritans hadn't left England just for religious freedom.

They had also wanted to establish a theocracy, and if the Wampanoag had gotten in the way,

they would have been removed through violence by the Europeans.

Thousands of years later, another local population would also come under fire, just not how

they expected.

In 1855, a rash of robberies and kidnappings across the Midwest were being reported by

the Chokta tribe.

What had started out with the disappearance of livestock and crops quickly turned darker

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