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Indigenous Peoples, Sovereignty, and Colonial Encounters

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-OR-SS

10 lessons

Goal

Evaluate the impact of colonial policies on Indigenous nations, analyze tribal sovereignty and treaties, and celebrate ongoing cultural continuity.

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  1. Understanding Tribal Sovereignty: Inherent and Legal RightsUp next
  2. The Doctrine of Discovery and Colonial Land DispossessionNot started yet
  3. Treaty-Making Between Sovereign Nations: Promises and ViolationsYou are here
  4. Forced Relocation and Competing Economic Interests for LandNot started yet
  5. Assimilation Policies and Indigenous Boarding SchoolsNot started yet
  6. The Termination and Relocation Era and Tribal RestorationNot started yet
  7. Indigenous Land Stewardship: Traditional Ecological KnowledgeNot started yet
  8. Protecting Native Water Rights and Sacred Sites TodayNot started yet
  9. Contemporary Indigenous Governance and Economic DevelopmentNot started yet
  10. Continuity and Contributions of Indigenous Peoples in Modern SocietyNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

us-ut6.3Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

SIXTH GRADE STRAND 3: COLONIZATION, IMPERIALISM AND INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENTS

us-or6.18Oregon Social Studies Standards · All ages

Evaluate the impact of systems of colonial cultures on the indigenous peoples, such as termination, sovereignty, and treaties.