'Indian reorganization act' presentation slideshows

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill MHCH/PUBH Understanding and Addressing Health Disparities in the US

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20 th Century Policies

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Janelle Doughty, MSW Director Department of Social Services Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY IN ACTION Presidential Academy in American History and Civics Education University of Colorado School of Law. Janelle Doughty, MSW Director Department of Social Services Ute Mountain Ute Tribe jdoughty@utemountain.org. Troy A. Eid Chair, Indian Law & Order Commission

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The making of a nation: 3. The Indian question : behind the myth.

The making of a nation: 3. The Indian question : behind the myth. To what extent does the Indian question both enlight and contradict the American myths?. A- Indians were partners and supporters of the making of the nation:. The natives played an important role in

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The New Deal Affects Many Groups

The New Deal Affects Many Groups. 23.3. NAMES AND TERMS. Francis Perkins Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) Mary McLeod Bethune John Collier New Deal coalition. OBJECTIVES. Analyze the effects of the New Deal programs on women.

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Keys to Native Nation Building

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The 1930s

CHAPTER 22 Hardship and Hope in the 1930s: The Great Depression. The 1930s. CREATED EQUAL JONES ? WOOD ? MAY ? BORSTELMANN ? RUIZ.

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Native American Removal

Native American Removal. Westward expansion unit . European arrivals to north America 1500s and 1600s. E pidemic disease is the overwhelming cause of the population decline of the Native Americans caused by a lack of immunity to new diseases brought from Europe

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Commodification, the Arts, & Native American Identity

Commodification, the Arts, & Native American Identity. Katherine Gehin Lin Wu. Cultural Importance of Native American Art. Expression of unique cultural identity Distinctions through various designs, textiles, techniques, and symbolisms. Has both utilitarian and aesthetic functions

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The Great Depression & The New Deal Chapter 33 Pg. 783-788

The Great Depression & The New Deal Chapter 33 Pg. 783-788. Paying Farmers Not to Farm

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Hispanic Civil Rights and Land Grants in NM

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A Unique Authority Nation to Nation

A Unique Authority Nation to Nation. Survival of a Culture. Self-Governance A Tribal Value. From colonial times to present, Tribes have been recognized as sovereign governments, with a distinct form of government, a distinct land base, a distinct culture and a distinct citizen base

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The New Deal and its specific impact

The New Deal and its specific impact. Women African Americans Indians Workers. Women and the New Deal. Led by Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt administration employed far more women than any previous administration had. Frances Perkins Secretary of Labor. Molly Dewson.

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Bureau of Indian Affairs

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The Great Depression: New Deal; Restoring Hope

The Great Depression: New Deal; Restoring Hope. 1929-1939. Agricultural Recovery. 1933, Agricultural Adjustment Admin.- paid farmers to the # of crops prices & stimulate overall recovery F armers pushed sharecroppers off their land

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Nancy D. Stancel U.S. Federal Indian policy June 23, 2001

Nancy D. Stancel U.S. Federal Indian policy June 23, 2001. Major Legislative Acts. United States Constitution (based on the) Articles of Confederation Indian Removal Act of 1830 General Allotment Act of 1887 or The Dawes Act The Citizenship Act of 1924

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The Great Plains

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