Native American culture and women
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In London
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The role of Native North American women in history and culture. Largely dismissed as secondary figures in NorthAmerican history, the course will reveal the significant place that women had in historical and political affairs bothinternally and in diplomacy.
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About this course
- Identify important political and historical figures from indigenous North America- Describe the role of Native North American women in history and politics- Evaluate differences and similarities between Native American and Euro-American figures of the same period.
Reviews
Course programme
Major Native North American figures, Native American Indian women in war, the traditional role of women in indigenous political decision-making, the place women currently have in history and political affairs.
The class will be delivered through a presentation, accompanied by PowerPoint slides. We will use a
variety maps, images, video and text throughout the sessions.
A list of recommended reading material and recommended films will be provided, but this is optional.
Please bring pen and paper.
Additional information
For further details, see the 'American studies' section on the City Lit website: information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 12:00 – 19:00.
See the course guide for term dates and further details
Native American culture and women