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Books and classes about Native Americans have often portrayed them
Instructions-
Books and classes about Native Americans have often portrayed them as people only of the past.” Does that reflect how you learned about United States history up to this point in your academic career? And how do you see in From Caves to Cosmos, the lectures, and the primary document readings correctives to this absence? Your reflection should be approximately 750 words and include in-text citations, like this: (Caves to Cosmos), (Myaamia story), and (“Peopling”).
What I know about Native History up to this point-
In my academic experience, the portrayal of Native Americans has often been limited to historical contexts, focusing on their past rather than their present. Lessons have typically emphasized events such as the arrival of Europeans, conflicts like the Trail of Tears, and the creation of reservations. While these are important parts of history, they often give the impression that Native American cultures are relics of the past.
I realize now that this approach can be misleading, as it overlooks the vibrant and diverse Native American communities that exist today. Contemporary Native Americans continue to contribute to all facets of society, maintain their cultural traditions, and advocate for their rights and governance.
Sources-
The creation story- https://youtu.be/WSzDM7Jmg94?si=onMOWi54ADLn-Q-J
Raven story- attached under files!
The way of rainy mountain Kiowa story- Attached under files!
The world turned upside down Iroqoiuse creation story Calloway- attached under files
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