American Indians in American history, 1870-2001 : a companion reader, edited by Sterling Evans ; foreword by Donald L. Fixico

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American Indians in American history, 1870-2001 : a companion reader, edited by Sterling Evans ; foreword by Donald L. Fixico

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a companion reader

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edited by Sterling Evans ; foreword by Donald L. Fixico

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• American Indians in American history, 1870-2001 : a companion reader

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• Westport, Conn., Praeger, 2002

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [219]-223) and index

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Contents

• Foreword/
• Donald L. Fixico
• Preface
• Part I.
• 1870s and 1880s: The Clash of Cultures.
• p. 1
• 1.
• Being Native to This Place/
• Raymond Pierotti
• Daniel R. Wildcat
• p. 3
• 2.
• Wars of the Peace Policy, 1869-1886/
• Robert M. Utley
• p. 17
• For Further Reading.
• p. 32
• Part II.
• 1890s and Early 1900s: Assimilation and Its Implications.
• p. 35
• 3.
• Becoming a Community: The Nez Perces Confront the Dawes Act/
• Elizabeth James-Stern
• p. 37
• 4.
• Federal Indian Education/
• Margaret Connell Szasz
• p. 44
• 5.
• "The Father Tells Me So!" Wovoka: The Ghost Dance Prophet/
• L.G. Moses
• p. 51
• 6.
• Progressive-Era Bureaucrats and the Unity of Twentieth-Century Indian Policy/
• Russel Lawrence Barsh
• p. 64
• For Further Reading.
• p. 76
• Part III.
• 1930s-1945: American Indians during Depression and War.
• p. 81
• 7.
• Indian New Deal as a Mirror of the Future/
• D'Arcy McNickle
• p. 83
• 8.
• Fighting a White Man's War: The Extent and Legacy of American Indian Participation in World War II/
• Tom Holm
• p. 93
• For Further Reading.
• p. 107
• Part IV.
• 1945-1960: Termination, Relocation, and Stereotypes.
• p. 109
• 9.
• Building Toward Self-Determination: Plains and Southwestern Indians in the 1940s and 1950s/
• Peter Iverson
• p. 111
• 10.
• Labor of Extras: American Indians in Hollywood, 1941-1960/
• Liza Black
• p. 120
• For Further Reading.
• p. 127
• Part V.
• 1960s and 1970s: Self-Determination, Activism, and Spiritual Rights.
• p. 129
• 11.
• Federal Indian Policy and Self-Determination during the Kennedy and Johnson Years/
• Thomas Clarkin
• p. 131
• 12.
• Journey to Freedom: Richard Oakes, American Indian Activism, and the Occupation of Alcatraz/
• Kent Blansett
• p. 138
• 13.
• Peyote Religion and the Native American Church/
• Daniel C. Swan
• p. 146
• For Further Reading.
• p. 162
• Part VI.
• 1980s-2000: Contemporary American Indian Issues.
• p. 165
• 14.
• Commonality of Difference: American Indian Women and History/
• Devon A. Mihesuah
• p. 167
• 15.
• Repatriation, Reburial, and Religious Rights/
• Walter R. Echo-Hawk
• Roger C. Echo-Hawk
• p. 177
• 16.
• Coyote's Game: Indian Casinos and the Indian Presence in Contemporary America/
• Christopher L. Miller
• p. 194
• 17.
• Demand for Natural Resources on Reservations/
• Donald L. Fixico
• p. 207
• For Further Reading.
• p. 219
• Afterword.
• p. 225
• Index.
• p. 235
• About the Contributors.
• p. 247

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9780275972776

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