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ANT 305 - North American Indians

Credits: 3
Descriptive accounts of North American Indian cultures and the contemporary issues they face in the modern world such as identity, spirituality, land claims, treaty rights, energy resources, self-determination, nation-building, health, and education. A study of changes influenced by colonialism and contact with Euro-American and African American people.Partially satisfies University Studies IV: Building Competencies/Writing Intensive.


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