Native Peoples of North America
Intermediate - Secondary CLASSIC

Provides an excellent insight into the rich culture and turbulent history of North America's Native Peoples. They are seen through a remarkable collection of on-location and archival photographs.

      Native Peoples of the Pacific Northwest - Initial European Contact: Abundant resources influenced the development of a highly artistic culture.

     Native Peoples of the Pacific Northwest - European Contact to the Present: How the Pacific Coastal tribes underwent drastic, often tragic, change is presented in a thought-provoking fashion.

      Native Peoples of the Great Plains - Initial European Contact: The importance of family and tribal structures, religious beliefs, rituals, political organizations, laws, and customs is examined.

      Native Peoples of the Great Plains - European Contact to the Present Day: Introduction of horses, guns, and new diseases greatly influenced the struggle for survival.

     Native Peoples of the North-Eastern Woodlands - Initial European Contact: Explores food gathering, home building, social customs, art, and tribal structure.

      Native Peoples of the North-Eastern Woodlands - European Contact to the Present Day: The role of the natives as economic and military allies of the new settlers is examined.

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