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Draws on the writings of Charles Eastman to recount his attempts to embrace the traditional cultural ideals of his Sioux ancestors while living in the dominate white society of his time and explores how other Native Americans have struggled to remain true to their heritage while living in the modern world.

"Uses primary sources to tell the story of the Dust Bowl"--Provided by publisher.

Chronicles the history of the civil rights movement in the United States through various documentary sources.

A two-volume set that examines the American Indian removal process, discussing the original implementation by Andrew Jackson in 1830, the political, economic, and tribal factors that influenced the process, political debates over Indian removal, impact on specific tribes, and other related topics.

Daily news coverage of chronic unrest in the Middle East, students remain confused about this tangled and politically charged situation. UXL's Middle East Conflict Reference Library is designed to meet the pressing need for a lucid, comprehensive and objective overview of the people, events and documents that are key to understanding the region.

A compilation of journal entries, essays, reports, government documents, and articles on the history of American attitudes towards wolves.

Looks at the framing of the United States Constitution and its amendments through such primary source documents as speeches, records of the Constitutional Convention and similar meetings, and the documents themselves.

"The American Patriot's Handbook is a concise introduction to the ideas, events, and personalities of American freedom including key documents, speeches, poems, songs, and profiles of presidents and prominent Americans." --Publisher.