Native People of Oklahoma
Offered By: The University of Oklahoma via Janux
Course Description
Overview
Explore the rich history, diverse cultures, and contemporary issues of Native American tribes in Oklahoma through this 16-week course offered by The University of Oklahoma. Delve into the complex relationships between indigenous peoples and the state, examining topics such as tribal sovereignty, land rights, and cultural preservation. Gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and contributions of Oklahoma's Native communities, from pre-colonial times to the present day. Analyze the impact of federal policies, economic development, and social changes on tribal nations. Engage with primary sources, oral histories, and contemporary scholarship to develop a nuanced perspective on the ongoing significance of Native peoples in shaping Oklahoma's identity and future.
Taught by
Joshua Nelson, PhD and Dan Swan, PhD
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