Title

Indigenous People Throughout the Transatlantic World: An Examination of How Different Groups Interact with Freedom

Authors

Kate Fulton
Andrew Kenzith
Katie McGannon
Jannai Bates
Jp Clark

Files

Description

Indigenous people formed the basis of our country. They are critical in telling the narrative of our history and have established the foundation for understanding identity. Indigenous groups are great examples of freedom and movement across the Transatlantic World as both concepts were greatly affected by the introduction of Europeans into their native areas. This project will examine three tribes of indigenous people across the Transatlantic World and will uncover the common themes of the effects of European influence on these peoples.

Publication Date

Fall 2019

Name of Professor

Robin Turner

Keywords

ghs210, freedom, movement, indigenous people, United States, US, Taino, Iroquois, Crow

Disciplines

History

Recommended Citation

Fulton, Kate; Kenzith, Andrew; McGannon, Katie; Bates, Jannai; and Clark, Jp, "Indigenous People Throughout the Transatlantic World: An Examination of How Different Groups Interact with Freedom" (2019). Fall 2019 Projects. 4.
https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/freedom-movement-fall-2019/4