Blog 7
Reflecting on my experience in searching for Native American sources online for the Four View project that was assigned, I…
Week 8 blog post!
This period of history—around the 1830s—is a period of many removals, and it is important to approach it as such…
Blog Post #8
I think it is important to approach the history of removals as a period of many removals because of how…
Blog Post Week 8
Week eight was a tough week for me personally, since we did cover a lot of material. We looked at…
Blog 8 – The Louisiana Purchase, Slavery, & Many Removals
It’s important to approach the history of removal as a period of “many removals” because it gives some due respect…
Week 8
I think when looking at removal it’s important to look at it on a massive scale. It was almost like…
Blog post 7
When I began doing my research for my Four Views project I realized the difference of a digital and physical…
Blog Post 7
Searching for sources is not as fun as finding them in person. Call me an old man, but there is…
Blog Post 8
Native Americans are not a homogenous group. There are many different tribes, subgroups within tribes, and of course, individuals within…
Blog Post 8
It’s important to think of a period of removal as “many removals” because many different peoples were affected, and using…
Blog 8
This week was focused on a lot of negatives as a part of Native American history and culture. The Native…
Blog Post 8
The importance of approaching the removals as a period of “many removals” is because there were many groups that were…