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r.u. camden
Spring 2002*TThr 9:30-10:50AM*FA 217*(3) Credits
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EXTRA CREDIT TRIP March 23 NMAI INFORMATION
History, cultural background, and contemporary situation of major North American Indian groups. Special attention to social relations, political and religious movements, cultural change and interactions with the American government and its policies.
This
is a broad survey course in anthropology, the study of human development
within groups. The purpose is to give students a broad perspective of
Indian history and culture, so the characteristics of these great peoples
can be understood, as well as their trials and tribulations while their
tribes were being decimated, and finally the basis for current problems
in coexisting among their conquerors.
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