American Indian History: Five Centuries of Conflict & Coexistence, Volume 2

administration allotment American Indian American Revolution Apaches army battle Black Hawk Brant British camp Cass century Cheyennes Chickasaws chiefs Choctaws Christian Civil Collier colonial Comanches confederacy Confederate Congress continued council Creeks cultures Dakota Dawes Act Delawares eastern Indians federal Florida forced frontier Georgia Harrison Haudenosaunee Hertzberg 1971 homeland Hopi hundred hunting Indian affairs Indian lands Indian nations Indian policy Indian removal Indian Reorganization Act Indian Territory issue Jackson John Joseph Joseph Brant killed Lakotas leaders Lincoln Little Turtle living major Menominees Mexico Mississippi Mohawk Navajos Nebraska negotiations non-Indian North Oklahoma Press Oneida Osceola pan-Indian peace peyote political Potawatomies President protect Prucha Pueblo Red Sticks reform reservation River Ross Sauk Seminoles Senate Seneca Shawnees Sioux Sitting Bull society soldiers survival Tecumseh Texans Texas tion trade traditional treaty tribal tribes troops U.S. government United University of Oklahoma warriors Washington western Winnebago women Wounded Knee York