Many Voices:

Classroom Activities on Chippewa Treaty Rights

Table of Contents

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgements

Introduction

1. Elementary School Level

   Introduction

   The Anishinabe People and Their Relationships to the Environment, Part I

   The Anishinabe People and Their Relationships to the Environment, Part II

   Treaties and Treaty Making, Part I

   Treaties and Treaty Making, Part II

   Federal -- Indian Relations

   Reservations, Not Removal

   Denial of Anishinabe Culture

   Efforts to Destroy Tribal Cultures

   Reaffirmation of Treaty Rights

   Chippewa Treaty Rights and Resource management

   Resources

    

2. Middle School Level

   Introduction

   The Anishinabe People

   Common Attributes of Nations and Indian Tribes

   The Constitutional Framework of Treaty Making

   Early Federal -- Indian Policy,1789-1830s

   Chippewa Land Cessions Treaties of 1837 and 1842

   Reservations, Not Removal

   Denial of Anishinabe Culture

   Reaffirmation of Treaty Rights

   Chippewa Treaty Rights and Resource Management

   Resources

    

3. High School Level

   Introduction

   The Anishinabe People

   The Constitutional Framework of Treaty Making

   Early Federal -- Indian Policy, 1789-1830s

   Chippewa Land Cession Treaties of 1837 and 1842

   Reservations, Not Removal

   Denial of Anishinabe Culture

   Reaffirmation of Treaty Rights

   Chippewa Treaty Rights and Resource Management

   Resources

    

4. Fundamentals

   Seasonal Activities of the Anishinabe People

   Traditional Family and Clan Structure of the Anishinabe People

   Report of Secretary of War Henry Knox to President George Washington, June 15, 1789

   Pictures and Drawings Regarding Chippewa Culture

   President Andrew Jackson on Indian Removal, December 8, 1829

   The Removal Act of 1830

   Comparison of Indian and Non-Indian Population Change, 1492-1990

   The Marshall Trilogy of Supreme Court Cases Regarding Indians

   Judicial Canons of Interpretation of Indian Treaties

   An Historical Overview of Chippewa Treaty Rights

   A Treaty from Negotiation to Litigation

   Blank Treaty

   Journal of the Proceedings of the Council held by Territorial Governor Henry Dodge with the Chippewa Indians, July 1837

   Treaty with the Chippewa, July 29, 1837

   Treaty with the Chippewa, October 4, 1842

   Symbolic Petition of Chippewa Chiefs

   Eyewitness Account of the Wisconsin Chippewa Death March 1850-51

   Treaty with the Chippewa, September 30, 1854

   Land Cessions, 1837-54

   Chief Buffalo's Memorial to President Millard Fillmore

   State of Wisconsin Petition Against the Removal of the Chippewas, February 27, 1854

   Chippewa Reservations in Wisconsin

   Boarding School Experience

   The English Language in Indian Schools

   Commissioner of Indian Affairs Report for 1891

   Public Law 280, August 15, 1953

   Bad River Band's "Declaration of Cold War," November 10, 1959

   Summary of Voigt Case Decisions, 1982-1990

   Tribal Harvest Licenses and Wisconsin Angling License

   Joint Fishery Assessment, 1991

   Resource Management Decision Makers, 1991

   Rights to Fish, 1991

    

5. Appendixes
   1. Glossary
   2. Selected Bibliography
   3. Cover Sheet for Suggestions

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