Native-American Studies term papers, pg.9

In this paper, the natural and geographic landscapes symbolically used in King's novel depict the racism and inherent sense of Native American identity that is divided and subdued by white culture. For the character Monroe Swimmer, the use of art to ...

The following paper will look at how colonial policies were aimed at regulating and controlling women - and, especially, native women. Specifically, the next few pages will look at how the Dutch East India Company encouraged concubinage (with native ...

This paper discusses the reasons for isolation of Native American tribes in North America. A primary reason for the isolation of these peoples is that they are self-governing and sovereign. They have a particular relationship with governments that no ...

A discussion on Ian K Steele's fourth chapter of "Warpaths - Invasions of North America".

A review of an article by Silko on Indian pride and their right to land.

This paper looks at women and fashion in colonial Latin America.

An analysis of Daniel K. Richter's article "Imagining a Distant New World".

A look at the role of personal encounter in restorative justice.

A discussion and conclusion to a paper on historical trauma in Native American populations.

An analysis of the poem "Captivity" by Sherman Alexie.