American
Indians in North Carolina,
Past
and Present
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Workshop Contents:
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Workshop Introduction
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Participant Background
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Bulletin Board
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Evaluating and Using Online Resources in the Classroom
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Workshop Handouts
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Session 1: Introduction
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Ten Thousand Years in Four Weeks?
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Test Yourself
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Maps
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Population
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Tribal Information
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Session 2: Education
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“Respect and Encourage the Individual”: Learning
among the Lumbee
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Haliwa-Saponi Tribal School
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Profile of the Past: W. L. Moore
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Profiles of the Present: Kara Stewart and
Dorothy Crowe
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Session 3: Government
and Politics
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The Lumbee Indians: Searching for Justice,
Searching for Identity
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The Meherrin: A Fight for Recognition
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Profile of the Past: Nancy Ward: War Woman
of the Cherokee
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Profile of the Present: Brenda J. Moore and
the WSDA
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Session 4: Language
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Indigenous Languages in North Carolina
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Occaneechi Language Resource Development Program
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Profile of the Past: Sequoyah
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Profile of the Present: James “Bo” Taylor
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Session 5: The Arts
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Rock Art in Western North Carolina
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Hands on History
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Profile of the Past: Nancy George Bradley
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Profile of the Present: Senora Lynch
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