Name: Native People of Wisconsin
Author: Loew, Patty
ISBN: 9780870203480

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Native People of Wisconsin

by Patty Loew

Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2003
Paper: 978-0-87020-348-0
Library of Congress Classification E78.W8L65 2003
Dewey Decimal Classification 977.500497

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ABOUT THIS BOOK

The revised edition ofPatty Loew'sNative People of Wisconsin is now available, ISBN 9780870207488.Native People of Wisconsin, the fifth text in the New Badger History series for upper elementary and middle school students, focuses on the Indian Nations in the state: the Menominee, Ho-Chunk, Ojibwe, Oneida, Mohican Nation, Stockbridge-Munsee Band, and the Brothertown Indians. Patty Loew has followed the same structure she used in Indian Nations of Wisconsin, her book for general audiences, in which she provided chapters on Early History and European Arrivals, then devoted the remaining chapters to each of the Indian Nations in Wisconsin today.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents
Introduction: First People of Wisconsin
Chapter 1: Early History
	Think About It
	Changes in Native Life
	Woodland People
	Different Paths to the Past
	Remembering
	
Chapter 2: European Arrivals
	Think About It
	Native People Moving West
	The French Fur Trade 
	The British Arrive 
	Trying to Get Rid of the British
	Native Lives Changed Forever
	Remembering
Chapter 3: The Menominee Nation
	Think About It
	Tribal Traditions
	Tribal History
		Early Days
		Giving Up Land
		Dealing with Non-Indians
		Ada Deer and DRUMS
	Menominee Life Today
		Menominee Members Up Close
	Remembering
		
Chapter 4: The Ho-Chunk Nation
	Think About It 
	Tribal Traditions
	Tribal History
		Early Days
		Giving Up Land
		Dealing with Non-Indians
		Reservations, Tribal Trust Lands, and Individual 
Land Ownership
	Ho-Chunk Life Today
		Ho-Chunk Members Up Close
	Remembering 
Chapter 5: The Ojibwe Nation
	Think About It
	Tribal Traditions
	Tribal History
		Early Days
		Giving Up Land
		Dealing with Non-Indians
		The Six Ojibwe Bands
			The Lac Court Oreilles Band
			The Lac du Flambeau Band
			The Red Cliff Band
			The Sokaogan (Mole Lake) Band
			The St. Croix Band
		Indian Reorganization and the Ojibwe Bands
		The Battle over Spear-Fishing
	Lake Superior Ojibwe Bands Today
		Ojibwe People Up Close
	Remembering
			
Chapter 6: The Potawatomi Nation
	Think About It
	Tribal Traditions
	Tribal History
		Early Days
		Giving Up Land
		Dealing with Non-Indians
	Potawatomi Life Today
		Potawatomi People Up Close
	Remembering
Chapter 7: The Oneida Nation
	Think About It
	Tribal Traditions
	Tribal History
		Meeting Europeans in New York
		The Oneida and the American Revolution
		Moving to Wisconsin
		Early Years in Wisconsin
	Oneida Life Today
		Oneida People Up Close
	Remembering
Chapter 8: The Mohican Nation, Stockbridge-Munsee Band and 
Brothertown Indians
	Think About It 
	Tribal Traditions
	Tribal History 
		Mohican Trobles with the Haudenosaunees
		The Mohicans of Stockbridge, New York
		Mohicans Meet the Brothertown Indians
		Many Trails to Wisconsin: Mohicans of 
Stockbridge, the Munsee, and the
			Brothertown
		The Brothertown People in Wisconsin
		The Mohicans, the Brothertown, and the U.S. 
Government
	The Mohican Nation, Stockbridge-Munsee Band and 
Brothertown Indians
		Today	
		The Mohican Nation, Stockbridge Munsee-Band Today
		The Brothertwon Indian Tribe Today
		The Mohican, Stockbridge Munsee Band Up Close	
Conclusion: Beyond
 

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Indians of North America Wisconsin History Juvenile literature, Indians of North America Wisconsin Social life and customs Juvenile literature, Indians of North America Wisconsin, Wisconsin History

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