Indians and Inuit
Primary CLASSIC

These unique and informative programs take an extensive look at the Native Peoples of North America prior to European exploration and settlement and chronicle the events that culminated in the Native Peoples finding themselves a minority group in their own country. Students are shown the homes, family units, and lifestyle of the Algonquin, and the Iroquois tribes; the customs and cultures of the Apache, Navajo, and Pueblo Indians; and the handicrafts and arts of the Nootka, the Kwakiutl, and the Haida.

The ways in which the Inuit have maintained a livelihood and culture for thousands of years, are portrayed. Students become aware of the challenges faced by the Native People of North America in preserving their cultural heritage and ethnic identity in a modern, industrialized society.

      Native and European in North America

      Indians of the Northeastern Woodlands

      Indians of the Southwest

      Indians of the Great Plains

      Indians of the Pacific Northwest

      Inuit

INCLUDES TEACHERS' GUIDE

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