Native American Historical Resources

History of the United States federal government, Indian publications Part 1: American ethnology department, Brandon Burnette

Historical Indian Publications of the US Federal Government Part 2: Annual Report of Secretary Brandon Burnett

Indian historical publications by the Federal Government of the United States Part 3: Brandon Burnet census, laws and other publications

Aboriginal history from American federal documents Annotated bibliography: Brandon Burnett printed and online materials

Final Report of the 1890 Edition Volume 1: Indian taxes and non-taxable Indian tax report in the US (excluding Alaska)

1890 Census bulletin: 5 civilized tribes of Indian territory: Cherokee, Chicasso, Choctaw, Click, Seminole

Excluding Alaska in the US in 1890 Indian taxes and Indian tax exempt reports - Hathi Trust Digital Library

American 15th Population Survey: 1930, America and Alaska's Indian Population - Hathi Trust Digital Library

Forced Army: Staff Handbook for Tippecanoe Battle - Majority Harry D Tunnell IV

ED 021654 - Rich intercultural education, Indian education Featured articles 1952 - 64 (1964)

ED 062027 - Cancellation of American Indians: A Paper on American Indian Education (1970)

ED104572 - Soldiers and Braves: Historical sites related to the West Indies issue in the West of Mississippi and the Indian War (1971)

ED 250136 - National Archives Recording Guide for American Indians (1981)

ED 249022 - American Indians: American Policy Tribes and Retention, BIA: Past and Present Economic Development (1984)

Annual report to the interior minister of Commissioner commissioning in India - Hattili Trust Digital Library

Digital map of Oklahoma State: Oklahoma State and Indian Territory State Digital Collection - Oklahoma State University

War and rebuilding in the territory of India: a historical assembly commemorating the 130th anniversary of the Fort Smith Council

Brandon Burnette, administered by government document librarians in the southeastern part of Oklahoma State University.

... National people's symbols, geography - historical sites and historical sites including the history of geography and topography, climate, natural resources, animals and plants, indigenous communities, historical sites and historical sites including reservations, population address recommendation recommendations: your evaluation criteria are students Depending on the academic year and the time assigned to the report. Students need to understand the content, length, expected content of the document, the way to earn points (using maps, visual teaching materials, illustrations, websites, etc.) exactly. Extension: 1. Assign research project to Apache. (Other native can also be included

Please use the contemporary images of local people to compare photos and pictures, such as indigenous people's clothing, families 150 years ago. (Examples of resources include Native American: Michael Doris 500 years later, American Indian: Ballantine and Ballantine editor's illustration history, 500 countries: Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. North American Indian painting, or Jules B. American Indian edited by Billard.) This also applies to European Americans. Discuss how two groups change over time. They talk about the fact that people are still treating Native Americans just as they were 150 years ago.