Stevens and the Medicine Creek Treaty in Puget Sound Territory
A historical overview of Maj. Isaac Ingalls Stevens as governor of Washington Territory, his treaties with Puget Sound Indians beginning with Medicine Creek, the Northern Idaho and Oregon actions, subsequent resistance and ratifications, and ongoing militant responses including the Nisqually fish-in led by figures like Bob Satiacum and Dick Gregory.
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Olympia
Isaac Ingalls Stevens
Puget Sound
Franklin
Pierce
Stevens
New Washington Territory
New England
Medicine Creek
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
George ‘Manypenny
Tritan Affairs
Muckleshoot Prairie
Fe Lawton
Seattle
Muckleshoot Preserve
Bob Sanacum
Puyallup
Satiacum
Otto
More
Satincum
Dick Gregory
Nisqually River
Elmer Kalama
Nisqually
Department of Interior
Professors Attack Textbooks Used in Alabama Schools
Dr Melton McLaurin analyzes seven state history texts used in Alabama Georgia and Mississippi. He says six reinforce stereotypes of African Americans as docile and childlike and oppose the view with limited critical discussion of slavery. He criticizes Know Alabama in particular for glossing over brutality and lavishly portraying plantation life.
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Mobile
Ala
John
Old South
Alabama
Melton McLaurin
University of South Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Mobile County School Board
Marie Tom
Sam
McLaurin
North Carolina
University of South Carolina
iThe School Board
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