Lindenwood University LCIE Cross Cultural Cluster, Native America

Native American People, Myth and Civilization, 20th Century World History

ANT210 Native American People will allow the student to explore differences and similarities among Native American tribes as well as religious, symbolic and philosophical aspects of Native People and their unique harmony with their environment.

ENG350 Myth and Civilization will give the student the opportunity to study traditional and contemporary literature in the areas of oral tradition, through myth and legend, words of the great Native American orators, and contemporary literature, art and music. The creation myths and animal folklore are among the major topics discussed.

IHS 101 20th Century World History In the context of world history, it focuses on the major evolution of these people and their similarities and differences with those of the western world. It brings the modern world into focus by looking at these Native People and how they live in today's world.

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A Gift to the People.

PineRidge Reservation

A Gift to the People:

Cabinet'O Goodies

This cluster will introduce students to the American Indians, American history.

The Tour of Indian Stuff
Wounded Knee 1890	Drums	Indians of the North West
Seven Directions Quilt	Hand Beaded Jewerly	Tomahawk Weapon
Pipe	Petroglyph image	Rattles
Medicine Wheel	Smudge pot with sage	Bow and Arrows
Sounds of the Indian Culture(Windows media palyer wav files.)
Flute Song Love Song	Little Bighorn Song Pipe Song	Peyote Song with rattle Shaman Song
Other Reading
Book List	Soul Of An Indian	About the Teacher
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