HI426
Reading Seminar on Aboriginal History in North America since Columbus
1.0 Credit
This comparative seminar examines the post-contact experience of Native
peoples in North America (including "Indians", Métis, Mestizos and
Inuit) to better understand historical, Aboriginal identities under
colonialism. The course
will cover the following selected topics: contact, epidemics, trade and
work, social change, encounters with Christianity, violence, the
evolution of governmental policies towards First Peoples,
pan-Indianism, activism and cultural renaissance, and Native and
non-Native interpretations of the past. {S}
Additional Course Information
- Exclusions
- HI476* taken prior to May 1, 2010.
- Notes
- 1.0 credit, one-term historiographical course.