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Protecting Native Water Rights and Sacred Sites Today
Analyze contemporary legal and environmental movements led by Indigenous nations to protect water and sacred lands.
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Indigenous Peoples, Sovereignty, and Colonial Encounters
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Evaluate the impact of colonial policies on Indigenous nations, analyze tribal sovereignty and treaties, and celebrate ongoing cultural continuity.
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Learning standards covered
6.18Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesEvaluate the impact of systems of colonial cultures on the indigenous peoples, such as termination, sovereignty, and treaties.
6.19Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesExamine the continuity and change of the indigenous cultures through relevance and contributions to modern society.
6.23Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesAnalyze cause and effect relationships within the living histories of indigenous peoples such as land, technology, and competing economic interests.