Add to ORKGRelatively little has been done to trace the political structures of American Indians through the years 1890 to 1940, when reserva-tion economics were undergoing their most dramatic changes. That failure has left the false impression of a fifty-vear institutional vacuum. In fact, the middle years were times of complex reJisrrihutions of power;md the emergence of indigellous socioeconomic classes. It was also perhaps the earliest period in which Plains Indians enjoyed anything like an American-style, decentralized elective democracy. Federal programs shifted the control of the Indians ' food supply. From being skilled hunt-er-organizers they became recipients of gc)\"ern
This study’s primary focus is on white settlement and Indian dispossession and marginalizatian, the...
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries most Indian reform groups were church-centered ...
The development, or lack of development, of American Indian agriculture after the subjugation of the...
Relatively little has been done to trace the political structures of American Indians through the ye...
For almost one hundred years, anthropological interest in Plains Indian political organization has b...
American Indians have never played a viable role in the political arena of the United States. They h...
Statistics indicate that American Indians form one of the most disadvantaged minority groups in the ...
Next to sociological field work, ... there are within this branch of study no other investigations s...
One can best characterize the relations between Native Americans and the United States federal gover...
His public life had been dedicated to improving the condition of Native people. Eastman worked with ...
Historians who concentrate on studying Native Americans at the turn of the twentieth century have de...
Until recently, prevailing wisdom in academic circles held that nomadic, buffalo hunting tribes on t...
In late summer 1847, the United States signed a treaty that formed a new Indian reservation in north...
In analyzing White-Native American relations over the past two centuries, most historians recognize ...
The 567 federally acknowledged indigenous peoples inhabiting the United States occupy a unique polit...
This study’s primary focus is on white settlement and Indian dispossession and marginalizatian, the...
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries most Indian reform groups were church-centered ...
The development, or lack of development, of American Indian agriculture after the subjugation of the...
Relatively little has been done to trace the political structures of American Indians through the ye...
For almost one hundred years, anthropological interest in Plains Indian political organization has b...
American Indians have never played a viable role in the political arena of the United States. They h...
Statistics indicate that American Indians form one of the most disadvantaged minority groups in the ...
Next to sociological field work, ... there are within this branch of study no other investigations s...
One can best characterize the relations between Native Americans and the United States federal gover...
His public life had been dedicated to improving the condition of Native people. Eastman worked with ...
Historians who concentrate on studying Native Americans at the turn of the twentieth century have de...
Until recently, prevailing wisdom in academic circles held that nomadic, buffalo hunting tribes on t...
In late summer 1847, the United States signed a treaty that formed a new Indian reservation in north...
In analyzing White-Native American relations over the past two centuries, most historians recognize ...
The 567 federally acknowledged indigenous peoples inhabiting the United States occupy a unique polit...
This study’s primary focus is on white settlement and Indian dispossession and marginalizatian, the...
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries most Indian reform groups were church-centered ...
The development, or lack of development, of American Indian agriculture after the subjugation of the...