Indigenous History 101
Discover the untold history of Indigenous peoples and their impact on the world.
Course curriculum
Covering 500 years of Colonization in the US
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Course & Instructor Introduction
FREE PREVIEW -
Navigating This Course
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Disclaimers
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Definitions
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Course Objectives
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Course Workbook
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Course Pre-Survey
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Introduction
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Chapter 1: Wilderness is a Myth
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Chapter 2: Indigenous Sovereignty and Societies
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Lesson 1 Quiz
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Reflections
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Introduction to Settler Colonialism
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Chapter 2: Defining Settler Colonialism
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Chapter 3: The Doctrine of Discovery
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Chapter 4: Warfare
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Chapter 5: Disease
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Chapter 6: Slavery
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Chapter 7: Scalp Market
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Activity
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Chapter 8: The Treaty Era Begins
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Chapter 9: Removal and Reservation Era
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Chapter 10: Reservations in the West
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Chapter 11: Boarding School Era
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Chapter 12: Allotment and Assimilation
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Chapter 13: Blood Quantum
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Chapter 14: Wounded Knee, World War 1 and the Indian Citizenship Act
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Chapter 15: Indian Reorganization Act
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Chapter 16: Alaska
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Chapter 17: Hawaii
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Chapter 18: Termination
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Lesson 2 Quiz
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Check In
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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Chapter 2: Self Determination Continued
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Chapter 3: Gaming
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Chapter 4: Tribal Sovereignty in the 21st Century
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Lesson 3 Quiz
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Lesson 3 Reflections
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Course Post-Survey
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End of Course Reflections
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About Introduction to Native History
- $350.00
- 41 lessons
- From before European exploration to the mid 20th Century
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