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Parallel Destinies: Canadian-American Relations West of the Rockies.(Canada-U.S. Relations)(Book Review)
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John M. Findlay and Ken S. Coates, eds. Parallel Destinies: Canadian-American Relations West of the Rockies. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2002. xxii + 302 pp. $22.95 paper.
The study of Canadian-American relations has traditionally focused on national governments and, more recently on subnational linkages between states and provinces. Generally missing in this scholarship are studies that examine the significance of the border in the social, economic, and political development of both countries. This well organized and highly readable book, edited by two ...
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Native peoples of Canada strangers in their own land?
Magazine article from: Catholic Insight
; ...distinct cultures and traditions, the Native peoples have, in essence, become strangers...discussing the cares and concerns of the Native peoples who have resided in Canada for more...possess very little knowledge of the Native peoples' history, culture, government and diversity...
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Taming the "Savagery" of Michigan's Indians.
Magazine article from: Michigan Historical Review
; ...first inhabitants. Although Michigan's Native Peoples had developed complex, sophisticated...animals. Consequently, Yankees insisted, Native Peoples failed to achieve the technical, moral...residents seemed nearly as barbaric as its Native Peoples to these Anglo settlers. In their ...
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Get involved with youth. (Opinion).
Newspaper article from: Wind Speaker
; ...Dear Editor: I feel shame for all my Native peoples of Canada. Shame on us for not volunteering...million to operate. Has anyone of my Native peoples of Canada thought about the Beothucks...even a mention of a whole nation of Native peoples, wiped out forever, hunted down like...
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Writing Michigan history from a transborder perspective.(Essay)
Magazine article from: Michigan Historical Review
; ...states and of the displacements of Native Peoples with the advance of white settlement...own ways and for their own purposes. Native Peoples, of course, had occupied homelands...This absence is puzzling, because most Native Peoples in Michigan managed to evade the federal...
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Sacred Places at risk; Native people struggle to save their lands but find that everyone else--from Congress and the Transportation Department to the NAFTA Tribunal--has the final word.(FEATURE)
Magazine article from: Colorlines Magazine
; ...Francisco Peaks, which are sacred to Native peoples in the Southwest and threatened by...landscapes and waterscapes are where Native peoples who practice their traditional religions...places routinely raise the defense that Native peoples waited too long to bring the lawsuits...
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Margaret Connell Szasz. Scottish Highlanders and Native Americans: Indigenous Education in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Michigan Historical Review
; ...matter is relevant to the history of the Native Peoples who lived in what would become the...a historian of formal education and Native Peoples in North America, has attempted a challenging...in funding missionary efforts among Native Peoples in the northeast of what later became...
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Daniel P. Barr, ed.: The Boundaries between Us: Natives and Newcomers along the Frontiers of the Old Northwest Territory, 1750-1850.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Michigan Historical Review
; ...dynamic and complex interactions between Native Peoples and colonizers from several European...cultural divide, internal dissension among Native Peoples, and the tricky diplomacy surrounding...Revolution the relationship between Native Peoples and Americans was acrimonious and ...
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Changing Environment, Changing Times: Environmental Issues and Political Action in the Canadian North.
Magazine article from: Environment
; For many native peoples of the Yukon Territory in northwest...wildlife and fish populations. Native peoples of the Canadian North were forced...growing political influence of native peoples in the Canadian North. Recently...
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The antimuseum: Indian history without a guide.
Magazine article from: The Christian Century
; ...years ago, most Americans thought that Native peoples were a fact of the past, and that any...Throughout, the museum asserts that Native peoples wish to be seen as a vibrant living...reflects the change in attitudes toward Native peoples that arose in the 1960s, which was...
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The holes in the grid: reservation surveys in lower Michigan.
Magazine article from: Michigan Historical Review
; ...between the United States and Native Peoples. Between 1795 and 1855, forty such treaties dispossessed Native Peoples of the upper Great Lakes region...land-use rights to be preserved for Native Peoples on that territory, and the list...
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