Routes were european traders are coming in. That is generally green bay. Which europeans are we talking about . Professor sleepersmith primarily be french. The british will come later in the 18th century. Host this is about more the next duration. This is about business . Is about more than exploration. This is about business . Yesessor sleepersmith there it if you think about the early landscape in the United States as being a landscape of not just indian villages, but a series of indian villages often confined as confederacies or even some indian nations or the entirees. Ranscontinental United States arrive inopeans even the great lakes, european trade routes preceded them. They stretch the center of the nation the southwest, the northwest. European trade goods become incorporated in that existing network. How door sleepersmith the native american tribes respond . Professor sleepersmith very welcoming. Most french traders began to 0s, in the 16 60s, 166 after radisson comes into the
While congress is in recess, American History tv will be in prime time monday through friday, featuring watergate. American history tv on cspan3. Each week, American History tv sits in on a lecture with one of the Nations College professors. You can watch the classes here every saturday evening at 8 p. M. And midnight eastern. Next, professor tyler boulware and his class discuss the indian slave trade in the south between 1670 and 1720. Spurred by trade with european settlers, tribes like the chickasaw raided neighbors for captives more frequently than they had in the years before colonization. Professor boulware explained how these interactions impacted both native and colonial societies for years to come by pushing indians further inland, destabilizing smaller tribes, and driving them to war. This class is about an hour. Today, we are talking about in a little more detail the indian slave tried slave trade and the south. I gave you a primary source reading which i think most of you r
That helps lead to the second world war, because when adolf hitler is campaigning, hes promising he will change this tricky, which germans viewed as unfair. They didnt see themselves as solely responsible for the outbreak of the war. Americanekend long, history tv is joining our Charter Cable partners to showcase the history of madison, wisconsin. To learn more about the cities on our 2014 tour, visit cspan. Org localcontent. We continue with our look at the history of madison. This is American History tv on cspan3. Today, we are on the campus of the university of wisconsin hallon in front of lathrop where 100 years ago last month, in 1914, the society of American Indians met at their Fourth Annual meeting. The society of American Indians indianledst secular Indian Rights Association that sought to impact congressional policy, to help out indian people on reservations. It was made up mostly of American Indian professional people. There were educators. Lawyers. E there were members of t
Cspan3, funded by your local cable or satellite provider. Watch us in hd, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. We can long, American History tv is featuring madison, wisconsin. Its one of only two u. S. Cities built on an isthmus, narrow strip of land connecting to larger land areas. Madison is between two lakes. Together with our Charter Cable partners, our city tour staff recently visited many sites exploring madisons rich history. Learn more about madison, wisconsin, all we can, here in American History tv. Today, we are on the campus of the university of wisconsin madison in front of lathrop hall where 100 years ago last month, in 1914, the society of American Indians met at their Fourth Annual meeting. The society of American Indians was the first secular indianled Indian Rights Association that sought to impact congressional policy, to help out indian people on reservations. It was made up mostly of American Indian professional people. There were educators. There were l
Cspan citys tour staff recently visited many sites exploring this. Madison, about wisconsin all weekend here on American History tv. Today we are at the on the of the university of wisconsin madison in front of lathrop hall where 100 years ago 1914, the society of American Indians met at their Fourth Annual meeting. The society of American Indians first secular rights ed, Indian Association that sought to impact congressional policy, to elp out indian people on reservations. It was made up mostly of American Indian professional people. Were educators, lawyers, there were members of the bureau 52 of them, airs, actually, gathered together here n wisconsin to set the agenda for the future in an attempt to shape congressional policy. Happening at the time or American Indian people was the reservation system was appearing to be a failure to different interested parties. Indian people were poor, they educated. They have been losing vast quantity ohsf land. Their tribal economies were in sha