Reference library of Native North America

This volume discusses the economy of Native Americans, including economic development in the United States and Canada, economic organizations, and native-owned businesses, followed by biographies of prominent Native North Americans.

This volume describes Native Americans and their religion, their arts, their literature, their relationship with media, their traditional health practices and health care, and their education in the United States and Canada.

This volume includes a continuation of major culture areas, Native North American languages, law and legislation, government relations and administration, activist movements, environmental relationships, and urbanization and non-reservation populations.

This volume includes a chronology of Native American history, geographic and demographic changes before 1700 through the twentieth century, and an overview of major cultural areas, where several Native American nations lived and shared a similar ecological environment.

This volume discusses the economy of Native Americans, including economic development in the United States and Canada, economic organizations, and native-owned businesses, followed by biographies of prominent Native North Americans.

This volume describes Native Americans and their religion, their arts, their literature, their relationship with media, their traditional health practices and health care, and their education in the United States and Canada.

This volume includes a continuation of major culture areas, Native North American languages, law and legislation, government relations and administration, activist movements, environmental relationships, and urbanization and non-reservation populations.

This volume includes a chronology of Native American history, geographic and demographic changes before 1700 through the twentieth century, and an overview of major cultural areas, where several Native American nations lived and shared a similar ecological environment.