The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee, Native America from 1890 to the Present by Treuer, David -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Also by David Treuer Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Prologue PART 1 | Narrating the Apocalypse: 10,000 BCE–1890

Early Tribes and Homelands The Southeast The Seminole Wars The Northeast The Great Lakes and Ohio River Valley The Southwest California The Pacific Northwest and Columbian Plateau The Great Basin The Southern Great Plains: Texas and Oklahoma The Northern Plains 1890

PART 2 | Purgatory: 1891–1934

The End of the Treaty Era and the Rise of the Bureau Chief Joseph and Chief Standing Bear The Beginnings of the Indian Rights Movement The Indian Boarding Schools Allotment Indian Offenses The Seeds of Tribal Resistance

PART 3 | Fighting Life: 1914–1945

The Meriam Report Emergence of Tribal Governments John Collier and the Indian Reorganization Act War and Migration Entering the Cage

PART 4 | Moving On Up—Termination and Relocation: 1945–1970

Migration The Kansas Act Termination The Indian Claims Commission Relocation

PART 5 | Becoming Indian: 1970–1990

The Rise of Red Power National Indian Youth Council and Red Power Panthers and Red Power The Rise of the American Indian Movement AIM at Pine Ridge War on Poverty The Indian Education Act and the Indian Religious Freedom Act Jumping Bull Anna Mae Aquash

PART 6 | Boom City—Tribal Capitalism in the Twenty-first Century

Blood Quantum and Disenrollment

PART 7 | Digital Indians: 1990–2018 Epilogue Acknowledgments A Note on Sources Notes Index About the Author