Who was who in Native American history

Who was who in Native American history

by Carl Waldman, Carl Waldman

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More than 1,000 exciting entries retell the lives of prominent Indians and the white men and women who interacted with them.

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    How does reading about Native American history through individual biographies rather than broad historical timelines shift your understanding of this era?

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    Which historical figure profiled in the book surprised you the most, and how did their actions challenge or reinforce what you previously knew?

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    How does the book portray the complex, often shifting dynamics between Native Americans and white settlers through the lens of specific interpersonal relationships?

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