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Regional Economic Development: The Action Indian Reservations
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Agricultural potential on Indian reservations in Ontario
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1989.
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"Aboriginally yours": The Society of American Indians and United States citizenship, 1890--1924.
… and democracy to improve the condition of Indians. These "Friends of the Indian" organizations abhorred massacres of Indians and the institutional disgrace that Indian reservations signified. During the Progressive Era 1890-1917, Eastman helped found a political organization of Native …
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Breakdown Risk in Persons with Tuberculosis in a Northern Plains Indian Tribe
<p>Tuberculosis (TB) remains a serious disease on Indian Reservations in the United States. Tuberculosis is classified as Class I, II, III, IV, and V. Class I TB status means that the individual has no disease. Class n means an individual is infected with tuberculosis but does not have the active …
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Natural science of the Great Plains as it relates to the American Indian : a syllabus and sourcebook
… roadlogs, is an initial attempt at providing an Indian Studies field course in natural science. It also includes a syllabus which stresses natural science processes and serves as a unifying factor for field work, lecture, and course discussions. The dissertation stresses geographical and …
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Worlds Apart: Social Mechanisms of Contrasting Fertility in European American and Native American Populations on the Northern Plains
… of the region. At the same time, isolated Indian reservations in the area have grown in population due to high fertility and return migration.<p> A mixed methods research approach was used to explore the relationship between fertility and social acceptance of communal household economic …
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Worlds Apart: Social Mechanisms of Contrasting Fertility in European American and Native American Populations on the Northern Plains
… of the region. At the same time, isolated Indian reservations in the area have grown in population due to high fertility and return migration.<p> A mixed methods research approach was used to explore the relationship between fertility and social acceptance of communal household economic …
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Rhetorical Agency And Survivance: American Indians In College Composition
<p>American Indian writers in college have a distinct cultural background related to rhetorical agency and language. Particularly for Indian students who grew up on reservations, the effects of official federal policies regarding the use of English for assimilation remain significant. However, in …
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Landscapes Of Disadvantage: The Structure Of American Indian Poverty From The Reservation To The Metropolis In The Early 21St Century
The cycle of American Indian disadvantage and deprivation has been linked to the removal and relocation of American Indian peoples to reservations, entrenching) cycles)of)poverty)within)reservation)boundaries.)Yet)a)growing)number)of)American) …
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Can planning, a tool for colonization, be decolonized? MIT’s funding at the expense of Indigenous Peoples through the Morrill Act
… like urbanization, enclosure, the creation of Indian reservations, and tools like cartography, lawfare, and landscape architecture and design. I make an argument in this thesis about how there is no such thing as sustainable or beneficial urbanization because urbanization equals death, that …
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Fever, firepower, and flood: the transformation of the Missouri River bottomlands in the Dakotas 1804-2005
… by two externally introduced components, reservations and reservoirs. To move the native tribes out of the way of an expanding American empire in the mid-19th century, the U.S. Government confined the tribes to territories, then to reservations, which grew smaller as each new wave of …