Early Native America, Precontact–1527 • Early Native Societies, Precontact–250 • Development of Regional Cultures, 250–1527 • Early Contact Period, 985–1490 |
Western Expansion and Removal, 1800–1851 • Native Life in the New Republic, 1800–1821 • Jacksonian Indian Policy, 1818–1832 • Removal to Indian Territory, 1832–1851 |
Termination and Urbanization, 1945–1968 • Federal Termination Policy, 1945–1953 • Urban Migration, 1953–1968 |
Early Colonial Era, 1490–1664 • Spanish Colonies, 1490–1610 • French Colonies, 1524–1660 • Dutch and English Colonies, 1602–1664
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Battle for the Great Plains, 1851–1877 • Treaty of Fort Laramie and Grant's Peace, 1851–1868 • Plains Culture Upended by Warfare, 1863–1871 • Reconstruction, 1865–1877 |
Indian Activism and Self-Determination, 1968–1988 • Expanding Civil Rights, 1968–1977 • Taking a Stand, 1975–1984 • Regaining Ground, 1980–1988 |
Trade and Destruction of Native Economies, 1664–1754 • European Expansion and Native Resistance, 1664–1720 • Mississippi Valley Expansion, 1713–1754 |
Assimilation and Allotment, 1878–1928 • Indianness Confronts Conformity, 1878–1887 • Reservations and Resistance, 1887–1928 |
Modern Native Nations, 1988–Present • Reclamation of Native Identity, 1988–2000 • Affirming Tribal Sovereignty, 2000–Present |
War and Revolution, 1754–1810 • Colonial Crisis, 1754–1768 • The Revolutionary Period, 1771–1783 |
Great Depression and World War II, 1929–1945 • Indian New Deal, 1934–1941 • Supporting the War Effort, 1941–1945 |
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