The American Indian: Past and Present

Abstract

Colonial America without the Indians - counterfactual reflections virgin soil epidemics as a factor in the aboriginal depopulation in America Opechancanough - Indian resistance leader red-white power relations and justice in the courts of 17th-century New England the Sillery experiment - a Jesuit-Indian village in New Frand, 1637-1663 the Indians' new world - the Catawba experience Poor Richard meets the native American - schooling for young Indian women in 18th-century Connecticut the revolutionary war and the Indians of the Upper Susquehanna Valley econonmic development and native American women in the early 19th century early pan-Indianism - Tecumseh's tour of the Indian country, 1811-1812 backdrop for disaster - causes of the Arikara war of 1823 native Americans in the fur trade and wildlife depletion Cherokee women and the trail of tears Indians in Los Angeles, 1781-1875 - economic integration, social disintegration Indian land use and environmental change in Island County, Washington - a case study the Navajo at the Bosque Redondo - co-operation, resistance, and initiative, 1864-1868 Canada's Subgugatim of the Plains Cree, 1879-1885 from prison to homeland - the Cheyenne River Indian reservation before World War I urban Indians and ethnic choices - American Indian organizations in Minneapolis, 1920-1950 inconstant advocacy - the erosion of Indian fishing rights in the Pacific Northwest, 1933-1955 building toward self-determination - plains and Southwestern Indians in the 1940s and 1950s Indians and immigrants - a comparison of groups new to the city becoming modern - some reflections on Inuit social change Jim Crow, Indian style full blood, mixed blood, generic and ersatz - the problem of Indian identity Indians in the post-termination era.

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