Exploring Native American Constitutions and Treaties Using Primary Sources
Posted by: Stephen Wesson
Learn about the treaties between Native American nations and the United States government.
Posted in: Native American History
Category: Native American History
Native American Boarding Schools: An Updated Primary Source Set
Posted by: Stephen Wesson
Learn more about our updated Native American Boarding Schools Primary Source Set.
Posted in: Development of the Industrial United States (1877-1914), Native American History, Teaching Tools
Native American Cultures Today: Primary Sources Documenting Music, Law, and Everyday Life
Posted by: Stephen Wesson
Native American cultures are alive and well today, thriving and evolving within cities, rural communities, tribes, and nations across the United States. The online collections of the Library of Congress contain a variety of primary sources that document daily life and creative works in diverse Native American communities from the late twentieth century to the present day.
Posted in: Native American History
Native American Legal Struggles in Primary Sources
Posted by: Stephen Wesson
One of the most powerful effects of primary sources is their ability to complicate common understandings of history. As the raw materials of history, original documents are able to bring to light little-known details or neglected episodes that add complexity to oversimplified accounts.
Posted in: Native American History