Native Americans: Vision Quests
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Find and correct the 9 errors in this passage.

A
Native
American
tradition
that
many
tribes
practiced
was
going
on
a
Vision
Quest.
A
Vision
Quest
was
a
coming-of-age
journey
that
young
boys
and
girls
would
go
on
to
discover
they’re
purpose
in
life.
This
journey
marked
there
transition
from
childhood
to
adulthood.
The
quest
entailed
going
of
into
the
wilderness
without
any
food
or
water.
The
young
boys
and
girls
werent
even
allowed
to
sleep!
While
in
the
wilderness,
the
boys
and
girls
were
forced
to
reflect
on
their
lives
and
figure
out
what
they
wanted
to
become
in
adulthood.
The
point
of
the
journey
were
to
allow
boys
and
girls
to
connect
with
nature
and
the
world
around
them.
through
nature,
these
children
were
expected
to
receive
a
message,
or
sign,
which
would
give
they’re
lives
a
larger
purpose.
Some
stories
saying
that
the
young
Native
Americans
received
these
messages
in
a
dream-like
form
while
others
claimed
they
saw
into
the
future.
After
getting
this
special
message,
the
person
on
the
journey
would
return
to
their
home
village
and
try
to
decipher
what
it
meant.
Once
the
boys
and
girls
left
the
wilderness,
they
never
forgot
what
they
learned
their.