The relocation of the Native American Indian
by Dunn, John M.
Series: World history Published by : Lucent Books, (Detroit, :) Physical details: 112 p. : ill. (some col.), col. maps ; 24 cm. ISBN:1590186567 (hard cover : alk. paper); 9781590186565 (hard cover : alk. paper).Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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j 300 - 399 | j323.119709309034 Dun (Browse shelf) | Available | 89440 |
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j323.1196073 Roc Witnesses to freedom | j323.1196073009046 Ing 1963 Civil Rights March | j323.1197073 Nar The relocation of the North American Indian | j323.119709309034 Dun The relocation of the Native American Indian | j323.40922 Vai Nelson and Winnie Mandela | j323.650973 Kal The Pledge of Allegiance | j324.243038 Hey Children of the swastika : |
Introduction : A clash of two worlds -- A lust for land -- Colonial struggles for control -- U.S. expansion : an era of broken treaties -- Forced removal from the east -- Losing ground west of the Mississippi -- The Indian wars of the American west -- Native American last stands -- Losing ground on the reservations -- Holding on to what is left.
Discusses the arrival of the Europeans, their conflict with the Indians, the westward expansion, the American's lust for land, and their 'generous' offer to put Native Americans on reservations.
12 - 15 years