Métis, Mestizo, and Mixed‐Blood

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Terms and Their Problems Ethnogenesis and Historical Diversity Early Meetings and Minglings: French Colonial Contexts British and Canadian Fur Trade Families in the Northwest The Métis of Red River Métis Diasporas Miscegenation Issues in the English Atlantic Colonies and the United States American Mixed-Bloods, Land, and Assimilationist Goals Métis Status Issues in the United States in the Later 1800s U.S. Mixed-Blood Policies into the Twentieth Century Mestizos in Early Spanish Contexts Conclusions BIBLIOGRAPHY

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