In the hands of the great spirit : the 20,000 year history of American Indians
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- ISBN: 0684855763
- Physical Description xiii, 464 pages : illustrations, maps
- Publisher New York ; Free Press, [2003]
- Copyright ©2003
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Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 437-449) and index. |
Immediate Source of Acquisition Note: | LSC 47.50 |
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In the Hands of the Great Spirit : The 20,000-Year History of American Indians
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Table of Contents
In the Hands of the Great Spirit : The 20,000-Year History of American Indians
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Preface: Indian Country | p. 1 | |
Part 1 | Initial Conditions | p. 10 |
Chapter 1 | Arrival | p. 12 |
Origins | ||
Virgin Country: Pleistocene America | ||
The First Americans: Who Were They and When Did They Come? | ||
Chapter 2 | Hunters and Gatherers | p. 33 |
A Magical Bear | ||
Pleistocene Overkill? | ||
Bison Hunting | ||
Hot Rocks and Hostile Plants | ||
The Great Basin | ||
The Pacific Coast | ||
The East | ||
The Coming of Agriculture | ||
Agriculture on the Plains | ||
Mondawmin | ||
Chapter 3 | High Society | p. 65 |
The Mound Builders | ||
The Hohokam: Master Hydrologists | ||
Mogollons and Anasazis: Master Builders | ||
Coda: The Athapaskans | ||
October 11, 1492 | ||
Part 2 | Contact and Response | p. 94 |
Chapter 4 | Mysteries | p. 96 |
Prophets | ||
Population and the Pox | ||
Perceptions | ||
The Question of Cannibalism | ||
What the Indians Made of Europeans | ||
Chapter 5 | The Spanish | p. 122 |
La Florida: Place of Flowers | ||
Seven Cities of Gold: Nuevo Mexico | ||
The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 | ||
Chapter 6 | The French and the English | p. 156 |
Virginia | ||
The Northeast | ||
The Upper Country--Great Lakes | ||
Century's End | ||
Part 3 | The Reinvention of Indian America | p. 186 |
Chapter 7 | The French Connection | p. 188 |
Winnebago Destiny | ||
Pressures from the East | ||
Sex, Murder, and Food | ||
Chapter 8 | Invading the Plains | p. 202 |
The Three Worlds of the Cheyennes | ||
Bison, Sun Dances, and the Plains Ecosystem | ||
Counting Coup and Open Warfare | ||
The Coming of the Sioux | ||
Chapter 9 | World War and a New Nation | p. 213 |
The Case of the Catawbas | ||
The Seven Years War | ||
Pontiac's Rebellion | ||
The Americans Take Charge | ||
The West Coast | ||
Part 4 | Indeh | p. 242 |
Chapter 10 | Removal | p. 244 |
The Rise and Fall of Tecumseh | ||
Red Sticks and Civilized Tribes | ||
The Marshall Trilogy | ||
Trails of Tears | ||
Chapter 11 | An American Southwest | p. 264 |
The New Mexico Territory | ||
Pariahs and Paiutes | ||
California Onslaught | ||
Chapter 12 | The Last of the Great Horsemen | p. 280 |
The Big Treaty | ||
The Civil War and Westem Massacres | ||
Peace Policy and Warfare on the Plains | ||
Holdouts--the Nez Perces | ||
Holdouts--the Chiricahuas | ||
Chapter 13 | The Reservation | p. 306 |
The Humanitarians | ||
The Ethnographers | ||
On the Reservations | ||
Peyote and Ghost Dances | ||
Final Solution Number One | ||
Part 5 | New Deals | p. 334 |
Chapter 14 | The Progressive Era | p. 336 |
Legalities | ||
Chiricahua Destiny | ||
World War and Two Dreadful Senators | ||
Seeing the Light, Dimly | ||
The Meriam Report | ||
Chapter 15 | Watershed | p. 358 |
The Trials and Triumphs of John Collier | ||
World War II | ||
Some Final Solutions | ||
Termination | ||
Chapter 16 | Red Power | p. 379 |
Alcatraz and Earlier | ||
The Militant Seventies | ||
The Not-So-Militant Seventies | ||
The Eerie Deliberations of the Indian Claims Commission | ||
A Dispute Between Indians | ||
Chapter 17 | Current Events | p. 404 |
The Rise of the East | ||
Gambling | ||
Water | ||
Sacred Matters | ||
Bibliography and Further Reading | p. 437 | |
Some Acknowledgments | p. 451 | |
Index | p. 453 |