native americans

Illustrations and brief text present aspects of the lives of the many varied native peoples across North America.

Tells how the Indians first made music and gained happiness.

Fifteen-year-old Howard Tucker, one of the smartest kids at a Native American boarding school, trades math lessons with another student for football training to he can get on the football team, and when he receives advice from Jim Thorpe, his chances of playing in the big game increase.

A study of North American Indians...their history, culture and way of life today. For grades 4-10.

Briefly explores the history and culture of Native Americans, including first-hand accounts about family life, ceremonies, crafts, and hunting.

Presents seventy-one turn-of-the-century photographs of the Onondaga Indian nation and insights into their lives on the reservation located just south of Syracuse, New York.

Portrays the North American Indian tribes as they were when explorers first landed here.

History of the European conquest of the Americas from the Spanish in South America to the North American colonization and present day interventions.

Examines the Christian views of explorers Christopher Columbus and Hern?n Cort?s, arguing that evangelizing was one of their main reasons for coming to the New World and that this fact has been obscured by revisionist history; and also discusses the early Norse explorers and the Crusades.