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Ethnic identity, Government relations, Indian land transfers, Cultural assimilation, Autonomy and independence movements, Crimes against, Land tenure, Relocation, Indian activists, History, Social life and customs, Foreign influences, Indians of North America, First contact with Europeans, Civil rights, Wars, Colonization, Social conditionsPlaces
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Table of Contents
Disc 1. -- Lecture 1.
Native America: A Story of Survival ; -- Lecture 2.
Columbian Exchange : New World for All ; -- Lecture 3.
Native South and Southwest in the 1600s ; -- Lecture 4.
Werowocomoco and Montaup in the 1600s ; -- Lecture 5.
Iroquoia and Wendake in the 1600s ; -- Lecture 6.
Indian-European Encounters, 1700-1750 -- -- Disc 2. -- Lecture 7.
Seven Years' War in Indian Country ; -- Lecture 8.
American Revolution through Native Eyes ; -- Lecture 9.
Indian Resistance in the Ohio Country ; -- Lecture 10.
Indian Removal : Many Trails, Many Tears ; -- Lecture 11.
Native Transformations on the Great Plains ; -- Lecture 12.
Indians, Manifest Destiny, and Uncivil Wars -- -- Disc 3. -- Lecture 13.
Native Resistance in the West, 1850s-1870s ; -- Lecture 14.
Last Indian Wars? ; -- Lecture 15.
Challenging Assimilation and Allotment ; -- Lecture 16.
American Indians and the Law, 1883-1903 ; -- Lecture 17.
Ghost Dance and the Peyote Road ; -- Lecture 18.
Native America in the Early 1900s -- -- Disc 4. -- Lecture 19.
American Indians and World War I ; -- Lecture 20.
Making a New Deal in Native America ; -- Lecture 21.
American Indians and World War II ; -- Lecture 22.
Indian Termination or Self-Determination? ; -- Lecture 23.
Native Radicalism and Reform, 1969-1978 ; -- Lecture 24.
Reasserting Rights and Tribal Sovereignty.
Edition Notes
Title from container.
"Course no. 8131."
"24 lectures / 30 minutes per lecture"--Container.
Title on guidebook: "Native peoples of North America: course guidebook".
Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-204).
Lecturer, Professor Daniel N. Cobb, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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In English with optional English subtitles.
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