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North America Native Americans

Edward Curtis: The North American Indian

Migrations

Beringia

Prehistoric Beringia

Glacial Maximum

Cahokia, IL

Poverty Point, LA on the Ouchita River, a tributary of the Mississippi

The Cherokee, 1700s Sequoyah, 1828

1900s

Cherokee fought for the Confederacy!

Cherokee Nation, then and now.

Trail of Tears: Web of Tears

Fairmont, NC

Sand Creek Massacre, 1874 an unprovoked attack on the Cheyenne & Arapaho

Wounded Knee, Pine Ridge Reservation, SD, 1890 Miniconjou Lakota Chief, Spotted Elk

Indian Massacres

Custer’s Last Stand, 1876 “You go down there…”“You go down there…” Little Big Man, 1970

Link

1868

STOP

Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief Empire of the Summer Moon, Jeff Gwynne

Harper’s Magazine, 1867

Bison skulls to be ground for fertilizer, mid-1870s, Kansas

Bison skull wall, Saskatoon, 1890

Standoff at Wounded Knee

Sasheen Little Feather refuses Brando’s Oscar for the Godfather.

Pine Ridge Reservation, Slots

American Indian, Fritz Sholder, 1970

Teddy Draper, Navajo Code Talker

Sampson Co., NC 421

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