500 Years of Indigenous Resistance by Hill, Gord -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT PAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD INTRODUCTION THE PRE-COLUMBIAN WORLD THE GENOCIDE BEGINS EXPANSION, EXPLOITATION, AND EXTERMINATION THE PENETRATION OF NORTH AMERICA THE EUROPEAN STRUGGLE FOR HEGEMONY TRAGEDY: THE UNITED STATES IS CREATED REVOLUTIONS IN THE “NEW WORLD” MANIFEST DESTINY AND THE U.S. INDIAN WARS AFRIKAN SLAVERY, AFRIKAN REBELLION, AND THE U.S. CIVIL WAR BLACK RECONSTRUCTION AND DECONSTRUCTION THE COLONIZATION OF CANADA EXTERMINATION AND ASSIMILATION: TWO METHODS, ONE GOAL THE PEOPLE AIM FOR FREEDOM THE STRUGGLE FOR LAND IN TOTAL RESISTANCE

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