HISTORY SPEAKS - ALA CARTE OFFERINGS - FIVE TRIBES PART I

THEIR HOMELAND

The student will learn about the five tribes and their homeland. They will be taught about their customs and even some of the indian dishes and celebrations.

INDIAN REMOVAL

Students will be taught about Indian Removal Act. How the tribes were forced to leave their homelands and the reasons why they were forced to do this. All of the five civilized tribes owned slaves. The slaves and other free Blacks also traveled on the Trail of Tears during the Indian Removal to go to Indian Territory.

THE CIVILIZED TRIBES

In this lesson we discuss some of the diseases the tribes had to endure. We also discuss efforts of europeans to "civilize" the native tribes by transforming their appearance, religious beliefs and education.

CAESAR BRUNER BAND OF THE SEMINOLE NATION OF OKLAHOMA

Learn about important Black leaders in the Seminole tribe. Caesar Bruner (pictured left) was such a significant part of the tribe he is honored still today. Two of the fourteen bands are named after two important Black leaders of the tribe Caesar Bruner and Dosar Barkus. The bands collectively make all decisions concerning the tribe.

FREEDMEN TODAY

Student's will learn about the Freedmen today and the many challenges they face. The Treaties of 1866 are discussed and the Freedmen's fight on their path for equality and recognition.

ENROLL TODAY FOR THIS PAIR OF LESSONS ABOUT THE FIVE TRIBES AND FREEDMEN PEOPLE. THE COMBINED COURSES LAST APPROXIMATELY ONE HOUR AND 42 MINUTES. STAND ALONE, ALA CARTE LESSONS DO NOT INCLUDE T-SHIRT OR ACCESS TO THE TEXTBOOK. TEXTBOOK ACCESS IS NOT NEEDED FOR ENJOYMENT AND SUCCESS IN THE CLASS.

THE FIVE TRIBES PART I & PART II

$60

THE FIVE TRIBES PART I AND II

STAND ALONE - ALA CARTE LESSON PAIR

This pair of online lessons will teach the learner about All Five Civilized Tribes: Seminole, Muscogee Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, & Cherokee. Information is taught about the tribes' homeland before Indian Removal, President Andrew Jackson, and his role in the Indian Removal Act. Lots of interesting facts about the five tribes, the diseases that ravished them and the Trail of Tears. Also discussed are European attempts to "civilize" the tribes, Indian Territory, slavery in the tribes, Maroons, Freedmen, and the many ways Freedmen helped the tribes to survive and exist. In addition, the explanation of the Dawes Roll, Thirteenth Amendment, and Juneteenth. Several chiefs/leaders/interpreters are discussed: J. Coody Johnson, Silas Jefferson, Dosar Barkus, Caesar Bruner, Negro Abraham, and John Jumper. The 1866 Treaties, the broken promises made to the Freedmen and their journey for equality in the tribes. This pair of stand-alone lessons will give the student access to these two lessons and their digital activities only. Together the lessons total approximately one hour and forty- two minutes in length. The student will have access to these lessons for twenty-one days after the date of purchase.