Indigenous Perspectives in History

Students examine how historical narratives differ by analyzing Indigenous territories, reservation boundaries, primary sources, and contrasting perspectives on colonization and conflict.

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Students examine how historical narratives differ by analyzing Indigenous territories, reservation boundaries, primary sources, and contrasting perspectives on colonization and conflict. Activities include a K-W-L chart, map exploration, timeline work, and compare-and-contrast questions.

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Students will identify how historical accounts can reflect the perspectives of those in power.
Students will compare Indigenous and settler perspectives on land, boundaries, and conflict.
Students will analyze a primary source attributed to Scarrooyady.
Students will explain how maps and timelines can communicate differing historical perspectives.

Indigenous Perspectives in History

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