Latino, Native American, And Asian American Activism Presentations

Investigate U.S. territorial growth and its effects on Native American populations through the lens of historical art and significant events. Develop critical analysis skills by examining the implications and consequences of territorial acquisition, enhancing understanding of historical context and its impact on indigenous communities.

Examine the transformation of Native American lands during the period of U.S. Western Expansion from 1865 to 1890. Study the historical acts and policies that led to changes in land distribution, such as treaties, the Homestead Act, and the Dawes Act. Understand their impact on Native American tribes, both socially and economically. Develop analytical skills to assess the long-term effects of these transformations, fostering a comprehensive understanding of this significant period in American history.

Study Native American religious practices with an emphasis on sweat lodge traditions and gender roles. Gain a deep understanding of cultural rituals and their significance in spiritual growth, focusing on how these practices contribute to personal and communal development.

Explore key figures and events during the age of imperialism in Latin America, focusing on the economic impacts and political movements that shaped modern history. Understand the transformative influence of imperialism on the region, analyze the resulting socio-economic changes, and examine the subsequent political transformations that occurred. Develop the ability to critically assess historical contexts and their enduring effects on contemporary Latin America.

Examine the key figures and events integral to the independence movements in Latin America. Understand the strategies employed by leaders and assess their impact on the development of nationalism. Focus on analyzing the historical context, evaluating leadership tactics, and identifying the movements' lasting influence on the region.

Investigate the migration patterns of early Indigenous peoples to the Americas and analyze their cultural influences. Understand the development of historical civilizations and assess the impact of geographic factors on these societies. Focus on enhancing knowledge of historical anthropology and developing critical thinking regarding cultural evolution and adaptation.