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Native American architecture—Arctic  — Research Starter

Native American architecture in the Arctic showcases a diverse array of housing styles shaped by environmental conditions, available materials, mobility needs, and social organization. While the igloo…

Native American appliqué and ribbonwork  — Research Starter

Native American appliqué and ribbonwork are significant textile traditions that reflect cultural identity and heritage among various tribes. Appliqué involves stitching cutout decorations of…

Native American activism  — Research Starter

Native American activism refers to the efforts by Indigenous peoples in the United States to advocate for their rights, sovereignty, and cultural preservation. Historically, this activism gained…

Native America Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act  — Research Starter

The Native America Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act, enacted in 1975, represents a significant shift in federal policy towards Native American communities. This legislation was a…

Native American Police and Judges  — Research Starter

Native American Police and Judges refer to the law enforcement and judicial systems established within Indigenous communities in the United States, particularly since the late 19th century. In 1878,…

Natiotish (war chief)  — Research Starter

Natiotish was a prominent war chief of the White Mountain Apache tribe in the late 19th century, known for his leadership during a period of conflict with U.S. forces. His rise to prominence was…

Natchez Revolt  — Research Starter

The Natchez Revolt was a significant uprising that took place on November 28, 1729, in what is now Natchez, Mississippi. It arose from the tensions between the Natchez people and the French colonial…

Natchez  — Research Starter

Natchez refers to a Native American people who historically occupied the region east of the Mississippi River, with their center in what is now Natchez, Mississippi. Their society was characterized by…

Natawista  — Research Starter

Natawista was a significant historical figure who played a vital role in the intercultural dynamics of the 19th-century American West. Born in Alberta, Canada, she accompanied her father on a trading…