Native American 2 Their position in 1865. Key factors causing change to the Bolt, C. American Indian Policy Indians lives of Native Americans by 1865. and American Reform (1990) The impact of the Unwin Nature of fighting, resistance and Plains Wars effect of the Plains Wars. Brown, D. Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee (1970) Vintage The nature of discrimination and life for Native Americans. De Pennington, J. Modern America: The USA 1865 to the Their relative position in 1865 and Present (2005) SHP Hodder, 1992 as well as other key London Field, R. Civil Rights in America 3 The impact of the Comparative nature and impact of 1865-1980 (2002) Cambridge Dawes Act 1887, of the key events, groups or government University Press, Cambridge acquisition of US institutions/positions and policies on citizenship 1924, of the Jones, M. The Limits of Liberty: the development of civil rights and New Deal, of the American History 1607-1980 extent of deprivation, poverty and American Indian (1983) Oxford assimilation, such as: Movement in the 1960s the Commissioner of Indian Josephy Jnr, A. Red power: the and 1970s. Affairs American for Indian’s fight roles of the US and State freedom (1971) New York Supreme Courts (e.g. Murphy, D. (ed.) United States Arizona) 1776-1992 (2001) Harper role of Congress and Collins, London Senators Paterson, D. (ed.) Civil Rights in presidential action (e.g. the USA 1865-1992 (2009) Hoover, FDR, Johnson, Heinemann, Harlow Nixon) Spiller, J. (ed.) The United Indian Rights Association States 1763-2001 (2005) (IRA) Routledge, Abingdon General Allotment (Dawes) Weeks, P. (ed.) made us ‘They Act the American many promises’: US Citizenship Act (1924) Indian experience 1524 to the New (e.g. ‘Indian Deal’ present (2002) Harlan Davidson Wheeler-Howard Act)
Native American Indians 2 Their position in 1865. The impact of the Plains Wars Key factors causing change to the lives of Native Americans by 1865. Nature of fighting, resistance and effect of the Plains Wars. The nature of discrimination and life for Native Americans. Their relative position in 1865 and 1992 as well as other key Bolt, C. American Indian Policy and American Reform (1990) Unwin Brown, D. Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee (1970) Vintage De Pennington, J. Modern America: The USA 1865 to the Present (2005) SHP Hodder, London Field, R. Civil Rights in America 1865-1980 (2002) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge Jones, M. The Limits of Liberty: American History 1607-1980 (1983) Oxford Josephy Jnr, A. Red power: the American Indian’s fight for freedom (1971) New York Murphy, D. (ed.) United States 1776-1992 (2001) Harper Collins, London Paterson, D. (ed.) Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992 (2009) Heinemann, Harlow Spiller, J. (ed.) The United States 1763-2001 (2005) Routledge, Abingdon Weeks, P. (ed.) ‘They made us many promises’: the American Indian experience 1524 to the present (2002) Harlan Davidson 3 The impact of the Dawes Act 1887, of the acquisition of US citizenship 1924, of the New Deal, of the American Indian Movement in the 1960s and 1970s. Comparative nature and impact of key events, groups or government institutions/positions and policies on the development of civil rights and extent of deprivation, poverty and assimilation, such as: the Commissioner of Indian Affairs roles of the US and State Supreme Courts (e.g. Arizona) role of Congress and Senators presidential action (e.g. Hoover, FDR, Johnson, Nixon) Indian Rights Association (IRA) General Allotment (Dawes) Act US Citizenship Act (1924) ‘Indian New Deal’ (e.g. Wheeler-Howard Act)
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