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Tribal Perspectives on American History, Vol. II:
Great Plains – Upper Missouri Region
115-minute DVD, with 127-page teacher guide
Suggested for 7th -- 12th grades

Integrates the traditions, histories, and cultures of indigenous people in the Great Plains to the classroom in an engaging and thoughtful manner. 


DVD
Designed to companion with American History curriculum in middle and high school, this DVD provides unique opportunities to educate students on a range of topics and themes concerning native people of the Great Plains, including:

Guide features
Each chapter contains features designed to facilitate student understanding of the topics and themes encountered in the DVD.  These features include listings of Key Concepts, Vocabulary, Geographical Places, People, and Essential Questions.  Pre and Post-Viewing activities, inclusive of instruction and materials, are also provided to enhance learning opportunities.

A complete Transcript Text (verbatim text from each chapter of the DVD) serves as a helpful reference for teachers and students while viewing each chapter.


Four treaties are included as primary resources, along with an Indian Peace Commissioner's Report from January of 1868.

An extensive bibliography of recommended readings by topic is included in the Appendices, as well as the National and State Content Standards fulfilled by instruction using the DVD and guide. 

This essential educational resource integrates geography, social studies, critical literacy, science, and history curriculum, while bringing contemporary issues related to tribal sovereignty, treaties, and land tenure into the classroom for thoughtful study.

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