Blog 8
The Indian removal mainly affected five nations in the southeast, including the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole. However, it…
Final Reflection
Four Views of “Prayers and Catechism in Kootenay Language” · Four Views (jenniferandrella.com) For my Four Views project, I looked…
Blog 10 – Final Reflection About a Blackfoot Story Robe
Exhibit: https://fourviewshist181.jenniferandrella.com/exhibits/show/story-robe Blackfoot people, in bands split into smaller parties made up of family groups, were historically nomadic, hunting across…
Final Reflection Essay
It is our last blog post! Wow has the time gone by fast! For the last assignment, we were asked…
Blog 9
The Oregon Trail (1988) and When Rivers Were Trails (2019) were both great games to play to learn more about…
Final Blog Post!
Four Views of a Parfleche Bag · Four Views (jenniferandrella.com) The history of the parfleche bag I researched was surprisingly…
Final Blog Post: Reflection
The exploration of masks within Native cultures reveals a profound tapestry of artistic expression, spiritual significance, and cultural continuity. Masks…
Final Blog Post: Reflection
Native American history has been written largely by the white population which has led to traditions being lost and monstrosities…
Blog post 9
Manifest Destiny, a concept from the 1800s, was used to support America’s growth into the Americas. It was based on…
Final Reflection: A Reflection In Finality
Four Views Cliches connote something overused or overspoken. Some would say the broken treaty is a cliche when talking about…
Blog Post #4 more like no thanks given
The first thanksgiving was a particularly interesting story to me, namely because my family has a particular tradition of reading…
Farewell fellow bloggers!
There was a belief that the U.S. westward expansion was both destined and justified. However, I believe that the manifest…