Bibliograph

History, [editors, Amy Bauman and Laura Durman]

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History, [editors, Amy Bauman and Laura Durman]

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 108-109) and index

Illustrations

mapsillustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

History

Nature of contents

encyclopediasbibliography

Oclc number

427704515

Responsibility statement

[editors, Amy Bauman and Laura Durman]

Series statement

Curriculum connections. Native North Americans

Summary

Describes the most important events in the history of the Native Americans, from their arrival on the continent to their subjugation by U.S forces in the 1900s

Table Of Contents

Allotment Act -- The American Civil War -- The American Revolution -- Bering Bridge -- Bureau of Indian Affairs -- Cattle trails -- Disenfranchisement -- Education -- Epidemics -- Extinction -- Fishing rights -- Folsom and Clovis -- French and Indian war -- Ghost Dance -- Hudson's Bay Company -- Indian Claims Commission -- Indian Territory -- Interpreters -- Land rights -- Legislation -- Manifest destiny -- Mestizos -- Métis -- Missions -- Movies -- Pan-Indian Movement -- Pueblo rebellion -- Quivira -- Railroads -- Recognition -- Reservations -- Riel rebellions -- Russia, Wars with -- Sand Creek Massacre -- Seminole Wars -- Settlers -- Spain, Wars with -- Sterilization -- Trail of Tears -- Treaties -- Urban life -- Wagon trails -- War of 1812 -- Water rights -- Wounded Knee

Target audience

juvenile

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