An Indigenous History of North American http://indigenoushistory.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/what-if-people-told-european-history-like-they-told-native-american-history/ This website inverts the norm by imagining a U.S. school textbook devoted
to the intricacies of indigenous societies in the Americas, with a few
paragraphs covering the history of Europe: The first immigrants to Europe arrived thousands of years
ago from central Asia. Most pre-contact Europeans lived together in small
villages. Because the continent was very crowded, their lives were ruled by
strict hierarchies within the family and outside it to control resources.
Europe was highly multi-ethnic, and most tribes were ruled by hereditary
leaders who commanded the majority “commoners.” These groups were engaged in
near constant warfar.
COMPILED & REVIEWED BY CLAUDIA A. FOX TREE, M.Ed (Arawak). Here are resources I recommend in courses I teach about Native Americans - like book lists, websites, video clips, music/songs, curriculum ideas, and other thoughts thrown in for explanation… Mostly, this blog is a place to present truths and perspectives about the Indigenous People of the Western Hemisphere (with particular focus on the Caribbean) not easily found in other places.
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