Utah’s Black Hawk War
( – promoted by navajo) During 1865 to 1867, American and Mormon settlers in Utah were engaged in a war with a small group of […]
Month: September 2010
Do Indian Country Voters have the president’s back?
By any objective measure Barack Obama has been the most engaged and effective president on American Indian issues since at least since Richard Nixon. You […]
Do Indian Country Voters have the president’s back?
( – promoted by navajo) ================================================ ================================================ By Mark Trahant By any objective measure Barack Obama has been the most engaged and effective president on […]
Ancient America: Two Thousand Years Ago
( – promoted by navajo) It is not uncommon for accounts of American history to begin in the fifteenth century with the Spanish voyages of […]
Utah’s Walker War
( – promoted by navajo) The Walker War was a conflict between the Mormon settlers in Utah and Utah’s aboriginal peoples, the Ute. The leader […]
Native American Leadership Program needs your online vote NOW!
( – promoted by navajo) Many of you are familiar with Wellstone Action, an incredibly effective organization that was founded following the deaths of Senator […]
American Indian Women: A Trader’s Wife
( – promoted by navajo) American Indians were involved in trade for thousands of years prior to the arrival of the European and American fur […]
Ancient America: The Bighorn Medicine Wheel
( – promoted by navajo) The Bighorn Medicine Wheel in Wyoming is the best known of the many medicine wheels, and many people refer to […]
A Crossing Over Ceremony
( – promoted by navajo) My Mother: My mother was born on the Ocean Man Reserve in Saskatchewan, Canada and came to the United States […]
Mormons and Indians in Early Utah
( – promoted by navajo) In 1847, the Mormons entered what is now Utah and began to build their Kingdom of God on Earth. There […]