Ancient America: Kolomoki Mounds
( – promoted by navajo) More than a thousand years before the first Europeans arrived in North America, American Indians had developed complex civilizations which […]
Month: December 2010
The Indian Reorganization Act
( – promoted by navajo) Guided by the Constitution, the United States viewed Indian tribes as sovereign nations and thus negotiated treaties with them. By […]
Franciscans in the American Southwest
( – promoted by navajo) During the early sixteenth century there were many fantastic stories circulating among the Spanish which told of fabulously wealthy cities […]
American Indian Biography: Crispus Attucks, Revolutionary War Leader
( – promoted by navajo) American colonists, unhappy with the English tax laws, attacked a detachment of British troops in Boston in 1770. The soldiers […]
The Russians and the Tlingit Indians
( – promoted by navajo) In 1741, the Russian Second Kamchatka Expedition under the leadership of explorer Vitus Bering extended Russian sovereignty over northwestern North […]
American Indian Biography: Attakullakulla, Cherokee Chief
( – promoted by navajo) Ask some non-Cherokees to name some prominent historical Cherokee leaders and there are three names which frequently come up: (1) […]
LONGEST WALK 3 (Reversing Diabetes): Fundraiser!
( – promoted by navajo) Dennis Banks spoke on the Tuscarora Reservation about the war on diabetes and what inspired him to fight diabetes. It […]