BIBLIOGRAPHY and
REFERENCES
SJSD SOCIAL STUDIES
CULTURAL CURRICULUM SCOPE AND SEQUENCE
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Cajete, Gregory. 1994. Look To The Mountain: An Ecology of Indigenous Education.
Correll, J Lee and Dehiya, Alfred. 1972. Anatomy of the Navajo Indian Reservation: How It Grew. Window Rock, AZ: The Navajo Nation.
This is a series of maps showing the chronological change of the size of the Reservation and includes the documents involved for each addition, revocation, exchange or other transaction involved.
Cuch, Forrest S. (Ed.). 2000. A
History of Utah’s American Indians.
Edited by a Ute scholar, this is a collection of writings
about the six tribal groups in
written from an American Indian perspective.
Curriculum Guide for Din4 Government. Office of Din4 Culture, Language and Community Services. Din4 Education. Window Rock, AZ.
Cunningham, Frank. 1998. General Stand Watie’s
Confederate Indians.
Daly, Janet. 1997.
Article recounting the oral tradition of the forming of the
Six Nation Confederacy, and the relationship between the Iriquois
statesmen and the Founding Fathers of the
Debo, Angie, 1970. A History of
the Indians of the
Dejong, David H. 2000. The
Constitutional Basis of the Federal-Indian Relationship.
Eight lessons building cumulatively on the topic of Sovereignty.
Deloria, Vine Jr. 1997. Indians and Anthropologists.
Collection of essays written by American Indian and non-Indian scholars, examining how the relationship between Indians and Anthropologists is changing from historically impersonal dissections of living cultures to participant observation, and some resultant ramifications.
Deloria, Vine Jr. 1995. Red Earth
White Lies: Native Americans and the Myth of Scientific Fact.
A Standing-Rock Sioux scholar challenging inaccurate scientific theories.
Deloria, Vine Jr. 1973. God is Red. NY: Delta.
Clear explanations and discussion of American Indian metaphysics.
Drinnon, Richard. 1997. Facing West: The Metaphysics of Indian Hating
and
A well-researched historical account of the clash of
cultures between the Puritans and American Indians. And a clear explanation of
the Puritan metaphysical mandate to “refashion nature.”
Edge of the
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Eichstaedt, Peter. 1994. If You
Poison Us: Uranium and Native Americans.
A detailed accounting of the physical, psychological and cultural impact uranium mining has had on the Navajo people and their lands.
Fosset, Renee’. 1996. Mapping Inuktut: Inuit
Views of the Real World. In Brown, JHS, and Vibert,
E. (Eds.)
A collection of essays revisiting previously reported American Indian events personalities and stories in order to deepen understandings and interpretations of Native North American history and Native-European encounters over 500 years.
Grinde, Donald A. 1987. The Iriquois and the Origins of American Democracy. Speech
delivered at
Houghton Mifflin. Encyclopedia of North American Indians. http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/naind/html/na_021000_manuelito.htm
Jaimes, M. Annette. (Ed.) 1992.
The State of
Collection of 15 essays regarding a breadth of issues, e.g., religious freedom, sovereignty, education, etc.
Kessel,
John L. 2002.
http://www.lapahie.com/index.cfm Home page for the website.
http://www.lapahie.com/Timeline.cfm Navajo Timeline—which is divided into 8 historical sections from Pre-Columbus to Present. History is written in a two-column format, with Navajo History events on the left and World History events on the right.
Marzano,
Robert J. Pickering, Debra J. and Pollock, Jane E. 2001. Classroom Instruction That Works.
McCutchan, Gordon, R.C. 1996. Kit Carson: Indian Fighter or Indian Killer?
University Press of
Examination of the many facets of Kit Carson.
Meyer, Carter Jones and Royer, Diana. 2001. Selling the
Indian: Commercializing and Appropriating American Indian Cultures.
A collection of essays dealing with different aspects of the commodification of American Indian culture.
Morley, SG. & Brainerd, G.W. 1983. (Fourth Edition). The
Ancient Maya.
Nagel, Joane. 1996. American
Indian Ethnic Renewal. NY:
Porterfield, KM and Keoke, E.D. (Eds.). 2003. American Indian Contributions to the World: 15,000 years of Inventions and Innovations. Facts on File.
Portilla, Miguel Leon. 1990. Aztec
Thought and Culture: A Study of the Ancient Nahuatl
Mind.
Roessel, Robert A Jr. 1983. Dine’tah. Rough
Rock, AZ:
Study of the first known area of Dine’ inhabitation.
SJSD Cultural Awareness Series. Listed in scope and sequence as ‘CA” with dash grade level.
Spicer, Edward. 1963.
Cycles of Conquest: The Impact of
Simmons, Marc. 1991. The Last Conquistador: Juan de Onate and the Settling of the Far Southwest.
Account of Juan de Onate from
Stephens, Elaine C. and Brown, Jean E. 2000. A Handbook of
Content Literacy Strategies.
Time Traveler Maps. 2004. Map of Dine’ Bikeyah. www.mapZ.com
Thornton, Russell. 1990. American Indian Holocaust and
Survival: A Population History Since 1492.
Charting of the demography since 1492 and the relevant historical factors.
http://www.umnh.utah.edu/museum/exhibits/firstnations/
Waldman, Carl and Braun, Molly. (Eds.) 2000. Atlas of the North American Indian. Facts on File.
Watson,
Don. 1961. Indians of the
Weatherford, Jack. 1988. Indian Givers: How The Indians of
The
When Teaching About Native American Peoples
http://wwwazstarnet.com/commerce/sws/contents.htm
Wolf, Eric R. 1982.
Examination of European society leading up to, and at the time of, the Age of Exploration.