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• catalog contributor b12104106.
• catalog contributor b12104107.
• catalog created "c2001.".
• catalog date "2001".
• catalog date "c2001.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
• catalog description " 4. The southern borderlands. Pedro Naranjo's(Keresan Pueblo) explanation of the 1680 Pueblo revolt, 1681 ; Juan (Tiwa Pueblo) explains the Pueblo revot, 1681 ; A Luiseno recollection of mission life, 1812 ; A Costanoan account of the murder of a missionary, 1812 ; Pope, Pose-yemu, and Naranjo: a new look at leadership in the Pueblo revolt of 1680 / Stefanie Beninato ; The staff of leadership: Indian authority in the missions of Alta California / Steven W. Hackel -- ".
• catalog description "1. Interpreting the Indian past. Ethics and responsibilities in writing American Indian history / Donald L. Fixico ; Indian peoples and the natural world: asking the right questions / Richard White -- 2. Indian history before Columbus. A Pueblo song of the sky loom, n.d. ; Maidu account of the beginning of the world, n.d. ; A Skagit belief about the origins of the world, n.d. ; The Arikaras describe their origins, n.d. ; The Iroquois depict the world on the turtle's back, n.d. ; The Indians' old world: Native Americans and the coming of Europeans / Neal Salisbury ; Towns, mounds, and kachinas / Stephen Plog -- ".
• catalog description "10. Resistance and transition, 1865-1886. Allen P. Slickpoo (Nez Perce) reviews the Nez Perce War (1877), recorded 1973 ; James Harris Guy (Chickasaw), "The white man wants the Indians' home," 1878 ; Luther Standing Bear (Lakota) recalls his experiences at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 1879 ; Ace Daklugie, Charlie Smith, and Jasper Kanseah (Chiricahua Apaches) remember Geronimo, n.d. ; Indian scouts and Indian allies in the frontier army / David D. Smits ; "We will make it our own place": agriculture and adaptation at the Grande Ronde Reservation, 1856-1887 / Tracy Neal Leavelle -- ".
• catalog description "11. Restrictions and renewals, 1887-1928. The General Allotment Act (Dawes Act), 1887 ; Cherokee delegates defend their land and institutions, 1895 ; The U.S. Supreme Court supports Indian water rights: Winters v. United States, 1908 ; James Mooney and Francis La Flesche (Omaha) testify about peyote, 1918 ; Carlos Montezuma (Yavapai) on Indian service in World War I and the ongoing struggle for freedom and citizenship, 1919 ; Ojibwe children and boarding schools / Brenda Child (Ojibwe) ; Crow families in transition / Frederick E. Hoxie -- 12. Efforts at reform, 1928-1941. Lewis Meriam summarizes the problems facing American Indians, 1928 ; The Indian Reorganization Act (Wheeler-Howard Act), 1934 ; Rupert Costo (Cahuilla) condemns the Indian New Deal, 1986 ; Ben Reifel (Brule Lakota) praises the legacy of John Collier, 1986 ; The eastern Cherokees and the New Deal / John R. Finger ; The Indian New Deal as mirror of the future / D'Arcy McNickle (Salish-Kutenai) -- ".
• catalog description "13. World War II, termination, and the foundation for self-determination, 1941-1960. Ella Deloria (Yankton Dakota) on Indian experiences during World War II, 1944 ; Ruth Muskrat Bronson (Cherokee) criticizes the proposed termination of federal trusteeship ; John Wooden Legs (Northern Cheyenne) outlines the fight to save the land, 1960 ; Mary Jacobs (Lumbee) relates how her family made a home in Chicago, n.d. ; The Florida Seminoles confront termination / Harry A. Kersey, Jr. ; Building toward self-determination: Plains and Southwestern Indians in the 1940s and 1950s / Peter Iverson -- ".
• catalog description "14. Taking control of lives and lands, 1961-1980. Clyde Warrior (Ponca) delineates five types of Indians, 1965 ; A proclamation from the Indians of all tribes, Alcatraz Island, 1969 ; The Native Alaskan land speaks, 1969 ; Ada Deer (Menominee) explains how her people overturned termination, 1974 ; Eastern Indian communities strive for recognition / Laurence M. Hauptman and Jack Campisi ; The roots of contemporary Native American activism / Troy R. Johnson -- ".
• catalog description "15. Continuing challenges, continuing peoples, 1981-1999. Philip Martin (Choctaw) discusses the challenges of economic development, 1988 ; James Riding In presents a Pawnee perspective on repatriation, 1996 ; Charlene Teters (Spokane) asks "Whose history do we celebrate?" ; Ben Winton (Yaqui) delineates the significance of the Mashantucket Pequot museum, 1998 ; Liz Dominguez (Chumash/Yokuts/Luiseno) hears Ishi's voice, 1998 ; Contemporary Indian economies in New Mexico / Steve Larese ; Coming home / Arvo Quoetone Mikkanen (Kiowa-Comanche) ; Grandmother to granddaughter: generations of oral history in a Dakota family / Angela Cavender Wilson (Wahpatonwan Dakota).".
• catalog description "3. Indians and Europeans meet. Columbus on the Indians' "discovery" of the Spanish, 1492 ; Spain requires the Indians to submit to Spanish authority, 1513 ; Augustin Rodriguez describes the Rio Grande Pueblos, 1581-1582 ; Jacques Cartier on the Micmacs meeting the French, 1534 ; Powhatan speaks to Captain John Smith, 1609 ; William Bradford on Samoset, Squanto, Massasoit, and the Pilgrims, 1620 ; Early Native American responses to European contact / Bruce G. Trigger ; The Indians' new world: the Catawba experience / James H. Merrell -- ".
• catalog description "5. The northern borderlands. Joseph Fish preaches to the Narragansett Indians, 1768 ; Samson Occom (Mohegan) gives a short narrative of his life, 1768 ; Christien LeClerq (Micmac) responds to the French, 1677 ; J.B. Truteau's description of Indian women on the Upper Missouri, 1794 ; James Sutherland notes Canadian traders who wish to buy an Indian slave, 1797 ; The role of Native American women in the fur trade society of western Canada, 1670-1830 / Sylvia Van Kirk ; Changing conditions of life for Indian women in eighteenth-century New England / Jean M. O'Brien (Ojibwe) -- ".
• catalog description "6. New nations, new boundaries: American Revolution in Indian country. Speech of Congress to visiting Iroquois delegation, 1776 ; Nathaniel Gist of Virginia addresses the Cherokee chiefs, 1777 ; Dragging Canoe (Cherokee) replies to Colonel Gist, 1777 ; Mary Jemison's (Seneca) memory of the Revolution, 1775-1779 ; Treaty of Fort Stanwix, 1784 ; The aftermath of the Revolution in Indian country / Colin Calloway ; The right to a name: the Narragansett people and Rhode Island officials in the Revolutionary era / Ruth Wallis Herndon and Ella Wilcox Sekatau (Narragansett) -- ".
• catalog description "7. Domestic dependent nations: Indians in the new republic. Northwest Ordinance, 1787 ; Little Turtle (Miami) on the Treaty of Greenville, 1795 ; Tecumseh (Shawnee) speaks out against land cessions, 1810 ; Indian Commissioner Thomas L. McKenney explains removal, 1828 ; Speckled Snake's (Cherokee) reply to President Jackson, 1830 ; Cherokee editor Elias Boudinot opposes removal, 1828 ; Pierre Chardon on sex and marriage with Indians on the Upper Missouri River, 1836-1839 ; Friederich Kurz gives a romantic view of Indian-white love, 1849 ; American Indians on the cotton frontier / Daniel H. Usner, Jr. ; Multiple marriages, many relations: fur trade families on the Missouri River / Tanis Thorne --".
• catalog description "8. The trans-Mississippi West before 1860. Joseph Antonio Flores describes the Comanche destruction of the San Saba Mission in Texas, 1758 ; A Spanish official gives an analysis of Comanche power, 1758 ; Chief Sharitarish foretells the end of the Pawnee way of life, 1822 ; A California law for the government and protection of the Indians, 1850 ; William Joseph (Nisenan) describes the gold rush, c. 1849 ; An Indian agent views conditions in the California mines, 1854 ; The western Comanche trade center: rethinking the Plains Indian trade system / Pekka Hamalainen ; Indian and white households on the California frontier, 1860 / Albert L. Hurtado -- ".
• catalog description "9. Indian perspectives on the Civil War. Wabasha (Dakota) explains how nefarious trading practices caused the 1862 Minnesota war, 1868 ; Letter from Sarah C. Watie (Cherokee) to her husband, Stand Watie, during the Civil War, 1863 ; Letter from Stand Watie (Cherokee) to his wife, Sarah C. Watie, 1863 ; Act of conscription, Chickasaw Nation, 1864 ; Proclamation ordering conscription in the Chickasaw Nation, 1864 ; Commissioner of Indian Affairs Dennis N. Cooley on the consequences of the Civil War, 1865 ; Deadly currents: John Ross's decision of 1861 / Ari Kelman ; Dakota Sioux uprising, 1862 / Gary Clayton Anderson -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
• catalog extent "xvii, 520 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Major problems in American Indian history.".
• catalog identifier "0618068546".
• catalog isFormatOf "Major problems in American Indian history.".
• catalog isPartOf "Major problems in American history series".
• catalog issued "2001".
• catalog issued "c2001.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Boston : Houghton Mifflin,".
• catalog relation "Major problems in American Indian history.".
• catalog subject "970.004/97 21".
• catalog subject "E77.2 .M35 2001".
• catalog subject "Indians of North America History Sources.".
• catalog subject "Indians of North America History.".
• catalog subject "Indians of North America.".
• catalog tableOfContents " 4. The southern borderlands. Pedro Naranjo's(Keresan Pueblo) explanation of the 1680 Pueblo revolt, 1681 ; Juan (Tiwa Pueblo) explains the Pueblo revot, 1681 ; A Luiseno recollection of mission life, 1812 ; A Costanoan account of the murder of a missionary, 1812 ; Pope, Pose-yemu, and Naranjo: a new look at leadership in the Pueblo revolt of 1680 / Stefanie Beninato ; The staff of leadership: Indian authority in the missions of Alta California / Steven W. Hackel -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Interpreting the Indian past. Ethics and responsibilities in writing American Indian history / Donald L. Fixico ; Indian peoples and the natural world: asking the right questions / Richard White -- 2. Indian history before Columbus. A Pueblo song of the sky loom, n.d. ; Maidu account of the beginning of the world, n.d. ; A Skagit belief about the origins of the world, n.d. ; The Arikaras describe their origins, n.d. ; The Iroquois depict the world on the turtle's back, n.d. ; The Indians' old world: Native Americans and the coming of Europeans / Neal Salisbury ; Towns, mounds, and kachinas / Stephen Plog -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "10. Resistance and transition, 1865-1886. Allen P. Slickpoo (Nez Perce) reviews the Nez Perce War (1877), recorded 1973 ; James Harris Guy (Chickasaw), "The white man wants the Indians' home," 1878 ; Luther Standing Bear (Lakota) recalls his experiences at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 1879 ; Ace Daklugie, Charlie Smith, and Jasper Kanseah (Chiricahua Apaches) remember Geronimo, n.d. ; Indian scouts and Indian allies in the frontier army / David D. Smits ; "We will make it our own place": agriculture and adaptation at the Grande Ronde Reservation, 1856-1887 / Tracy Neal Leavelle -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "11. Restrictions and renewals, 1887-1928. The General Allotment Act (Dawes Act), 1887 ; Cherokee delegates defend their land and institutions, 1895 ; The U.S. Supreme Court supports Indian water rights: Winters v. United States, 1908 ; James Mooney and Francis La Flesche (Omaha) testify about peyote, 1918 ; Carlos Montezuma (Yavapai) on Indian service in World War I and the ongoing struggle for freedom and citizenship, 1919 ; Ojibwe children and boarding schools / Brenda Child (Ojibwe) ; Crow families in transition / Frederick E. Hoxie -- 12. Efforts at reform, 1928-1941. Lewis Meriam summarizes the problems facing American Indians, 1928 ; The Indian Reorganization Act (Wheeler-Howard Act), 1934 ; Rupert Costo (Cahuilla) condemns the Indian New Deal, 1986 ; Ben Reifel (Brule Lakota) praises the legacy of John Collier, 1986 ; The eastern Cherokees and the New Deal / John R. Finger ; The Indian New Deal as mirror of the future / D'Arcy McNickle (Salish-Kutenai) -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "13. World War II, termination, and the foundation for self-determination, 1941-1960. Ella Deloria (Yankton Dakota) on Indian experiences during World War II, 1944 ; Ruth Muskrat Bronson (Cherokee) criticizes the proposed termination of federal trusteeship ; John Wooden Legs (Northern Cheyenne) outlines the fight to save the land, 1960 ; Mary Jacobs (Lumbee) relates how her family made a home in Chicago, n.d. ; The Florida Seminoles confront termination / Harry A. Kersey, Jr. ; Building toward self-determination: Plains and Southwestern Indians in the 1940s and 1950s / Peter Iverson -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "14. Taking control of lives and lands, 1961-1980. Clyde Warrior (Ponca) delineates five types of Indians, 1965 ; A proclamation from the Indians of all tribes, Alcatraz Island, 1969 ; The Native Alaskan land speaks, 1969 ; Ada Deer (Menominee) explains how her people overturned termination, 1974 ; Eastern Indian communities strive for recognition / Laurence M. Hauptman and Jack Campisi ; The roots of contemporary Native American activism / Troy R. Johnson -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "15. Continuing challenges, continuing peoples, 1981-1999. Philip Martin (Choctaw) discusses the challenges of economic development, 1988 ; James Riding In presents a Pawnee perspective on repatriation, 1996 ; Charlene Teters (Spokane) asks "Whose history do we celebrate?" ; Ben Winton (Yaqui) delineates the significance of the Mashantucket Pequot museum, 1998 ; Liz Dominguez (Chumash/Yokuts/Luiseno) hears Ishi's voice, 1998 ; Contemporary Indian economies in New Mexico / Steve Larese ; Coming home / Arvo Quoetone Mikkanen (Kiowa-Comanche) ; Grandmother to granddaughter: generations of oral history in a Dakota family / Angela Cavender Wilson (Wahpatonwan Dakota).".
• catalog tableOfContents "3. Indians and Europeans meet. Columbus on the Indians' "discovery" of the Spanish, 1492 ; Spain requires the Indians to submit to Spanish authority, 1513 ; Augustin Rodriguez describes the Rio Grande Pueblos, 1581-1582 ; Jacques Cartier on the Micmacs meeting the French, 1534 ; Powhatan speaks to Captain John Smith, 1609 ; William Bradford on Samoset, Squanto, Massasoit, and the Pilgrims, 1620 ; Early Native American responses to European contact / Bruce G. Trigger ; The Indians' new world: the Catawba experience / James H. Merrell -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "5. The northern borderlands. Joseph Fish preaches to the Narragansett Indians, 1768 ; Samson Occom (Mohegan) gives a short narrative of his life, 1768 ; Christien LeClerq (Micmac) responds to the French, 1677 ; J.B. Truteau's description of Indian women on the Upper Missouri, 1794 ; James Sutherland notes Canadian traders who wish to buy an Indian slave, 1797 ; The role of Native American women in the fur trade society of western Canada, 1670-1830 / Sylvia Van Kirk ; Changing conditions of life for Indian women in eighteenth-century New England / Jean M. O'Brien (Ojibwe) -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "6. New nations, new boundaries: American Revolution in Indian country. Speech of Congress to visiting Iroquois delegation, 1776 ; Nathaniel Gist of Virginia addresses the Cherokee chiefs, 1777 ; Dragging Canoe (Cherokee) replies to Colonel Gist, 1777 ; Mary Jemison's (Seneca) memory of the Revolution, 1775-1779 ; Treaty of Fort Stanwix, 1784 ; The aftermath of the Revolution in Indian country / Colin Calloway ; The right to a name: the Narragansett people and Rhode Island officials in the Revolutionary era / Ruth Wallis Herndon and Ella Wilcox Sekatau (Narragansett) -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "7. Domestic dependent nations: Indians in the new republic. Northwest Ordinance, 1787 ; Little Turtle (Miami) on the Treaty of Greenville, 1795 ; Tecumseh (Shawnee) speaks out against land cessions, 1810 ; Indian Commissioner Thomas L. McKenney explains removal, 1828 ; Speckled Snake's (Cherokee) reply to President Jackson, 1830 ; Cherokee editor Elias Boudinot opposes removal, 1828 ; Pierre Chardon on sex and marriage with Indians on the Upper Missouri River, 1836-1839 ; Friederich Kurz gives a romantic view of Indian-white love, 1849 ; American Indians on the cotton frontier / Daniel H. Usner, Jr. ; Multiple marriages, many relations: fur trade families on the Missouri River / Tanis Thorne --".
• catalog tableOfContents "8. The trans-Mississippi West before 1860. Joseph Antonio Flores describes the Comanche destruction of the San Saba Mission in Texas, 1758 ; A Spanish official gives an analysis of Comanche power, 1758 ; Chief Sharitarish foretells the end of the Pawnee way of life, 1822 ; A California law for the government and protection of the Indians, 1850 ; William Joseph (Nisenan) describes the gold rush, c. 1849 ; An Indian agent views conditions in the California mines, 1854 ; The western Comanche trade center: rethinking the Plains Indian trade system / Pekka Hamalainen ; Indian and white households on the California frontier, 1860 / Albert L. Hurtado -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "9. Indian perspectives on the Civil War. Wabasha (Dakota) explains how nefarious trading practices caused the 1862 Minnesota war, 1868 ; Letter from Sarah C. Watie (Cherokee) to her husband, Stand Watie, during the Civil War, 1863 ; Letter from Stand Watie (Cherokee) to his wife, Sarah C. Watie, 1863 ; Act of conscription, Chickasaw Nation, 1864 ; Proclamation ordering conscription in the Chickasaw Nation, 1864 ; Commissioner of Indian Affairs Dennis N. Cooley on the consequences of the Civil War, 1865 ; Deadly currents: John Ross's decision of 1861 / Ari Kelman ; Dakota Sioux uprising, 1862 / Gary Clayton Anderson -- ".
• catalog title "Major problems in American Indian history : documents and essays / edited by Albert L. Hurtado, Peter Iverson.".
• catalog type "Aufsatzsammlung. swd".
• catalog type "text".