Resources

=**Some good links!**= These are not required reads, but they are interesting extras if anything from each week interested you beyond what we covered in the classroom. We will continue to add to this as the unit progresses, and if you know of or come across anything of interest, please feel free to email us with the link and we will add it up!

Week One
[] --The text of the Indian Removal Act [] --The text of the Supreme Court case Cherokee Nation v. //Georgia// [] [] [] --Smithsonian: American Indian History and Culture [] --U.S. Census Bureau American Indian and Alaska Native Populations [] --United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
 * Native American History:**

Week Two
[] [] --Martin Luther King's //I Have A Dream// speech [] --Google Book on //Team Spirits: The Native American Mascots Controversy//
 * This is Rudyard Kipling's poem on the assumed obligation of whites to "dominate" minorities. Published in 1899, many people used it's message to justify imperialism as a noble and moral cause. Below, a caricature drawn in 1923 in a Detroit newspaper.
 * [[image:white_man's_burden]]

Week Three
[] --Lyrics to Woodie Guthrie's //This Land Is Our Land// [|http://www.civics-online.org/library/formatted/texts/klbates.html]--Lyrics to //America The Beautiful [|Angela Davis Lecture]// A very interesting lecture Angela Davis gave on what is lost when we edit the historical record.