Fixico, Donald Lee

Spanning the years of the Opium War to twenty-first century China, the book covers the great episodes that highlight that journey: the breakdown of Imperial China in the face of relentless Western and Japanese encroachments; the rise of the new Chinese republic and much more.

Details the daily lives of Native Americans during the twentieth century as they moved from living among tribes in the early 1900s to the cities of mainstream America after WWI and WWII.

Tells the story of how the minerals and oil industries were able to use the resources on Native American lands, the governmental policies that were involved, and the efforts of Native Americans to preserve and regain control of their lands.

Chronicles the history of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, detailing its development and the efforts of its leaders to oversee U.S.-Native American relations. Details the major policies that have shaped both the BIA and Native American tribes all over the country.

Examines the history, conditions, and changing fortunes of Indians living in urban America.