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Native People of Wisconsin, TG
by Bobbie Malone and Kori Oberle
Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2003 Paper: 978-0-87020-349-7 Library of Congress Classification E78.W8L65 2003 Dewey Decimal Classification 977.500497
ABOUT THIS BOOK | AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY | TOC
ABOUT THIS BOOK
The revised and updated Teacher's Guide for Native People of Wisconsin is available Winter 2015, ISBN 9780870207495.This teacher's guide helps students grasp fully the rich content of Native People of Wisconsin. The guide offers more structured activities that reengage students in the text itself in a manner that diverges from teacher's guides to our earlier publications. Activities for each chapter focus on interdisciplinary standards-related reading strategies, journaling, and other multidimensional skills that both reinforce and complement the content of the text. Included with the teacher's guide is an accompanying CD-ROM, produced specifically for Native People of Wisconsin of segments from several of the video series on Wisconsin Studies produced by the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board. Such interactive learning integrates reasoning and reading skills (and state standards) beyond the social studies and promise to make Native People of Wisconsin an essential part of the classroom curriculum.
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY Bobbie Malone is director of the Office of School Services at the Wisconsin Historical Society and author of several books on Wisconsin history for the state’s classrooms. Kori Oberle is director of Instructional Program Development for the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.
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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This title is no longer available from this publisher at this time. To let the publisher know you are interested in the title, please email bv-help@uchicago.edu.
Native People of Wisconsin, TG
by Bobbie Malone and Kori Oberle
Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2003 Paper: 978-0-87020-349-7
The revised and updated Teacher's Guide for Native People of Wisconsin is available Winter 2015, ISBN 9780870207495.This teacher's guide helps students grasp fully the rich content of Native People of Wisconsin. The guide offers more structured activities that reengage students in the text itself in a manner that diverges from teacher's guides to our earlier publications. Activities for each chapter focus on interdisciplinary standards-related reading strategies, journaling, and other multidimensional skills that both reinforce and complement the content of the text. Included with the teacher's guide is an accompanying CD-ROM, produced specifically for Native People of Wisconsin of segments from several of the video series on Wisconsin Studies produced by the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board. Such interactive learning integrates reasoning and reading skills (and state standards) beyond the social studies and promise to make Native People of Wisconsin an essential part of the classroom curriculum.
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY Bobbie Malone is director of the Office of School Services at the Wisconsin Historical Society and author of several books on Wisconsin history for the state’s classrooms. Kori Oberle is director of Instructional Program Development for the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.
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