A History of American Indian Achievement

A History of American Indian Achievement

Eight half-hour shows chronicle the story of American Indians ... Their magnificent civilizations and accomplishments.

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Streaming License includes all individual programs listed below, as well as downloadable supplemental files.	AIA	$220.00/yr
Individual Programs	SKU	Term	Price
American Indians Populate the North American Continent 12,000 B.C. - American Indians Arrive in What Will Become the United States 10,000 B.C. - Paleo Indians Become the Most Accomplished Stone Age Hunters 4000 B.C. - Old Copper Culture Initiates Metallurgy in the United States 2000 B.C. - Pecos Culture Produces Sacred Rock Paintings	AIA-001	$27.50/yr
The Golden Age of Ancient American Indians 1700 B.C. - Poverty Point Culture Founds First American City 1400 B.C. - American Indians Begin Shift to Agriculture 300 A.D. - Archaic Upper Great Lakes Cultures Begin Building Effigy Mounds 800 A.D. - Bow and Arrow Has Spread Across the Continental United States 1000 A.D. - Mississippian Culture Establishes Cahokia As Their Capital	AIA-002	$27.50/yr
The Great Transition 1100 - Anasazi Build Cliff Cities at Mesa Verde 1142 - Iroquois League Creates Constitution 1614 - Pocahontas Marries John Rolfe 1621 - Squanto and Massasoit Help Pilgrims Survive	AIA-003	$27.50/yr
Resistance and Acceptance 1675 - Metacom Leads "King Philip's War" 1680 - Pope Drives Spanish from Santa Fe 1680 - Kateri Tekakwitha, Patroness of Ecology 1763 - Ottawa Chief Pontiac's War for Independence 1799 - Handsome Lake Founds Longhouse Religion 1805 - Sacagawea, Interpreter and Guide, Aids Lewis and Clark Western Expedition	AIA-004	$27.50/yr
The New Indian Leaders 1811 - Chief Tecumseh Leads the Last Great American Indian Confederacy 1821 - Sequoyah Creates Cherokee System of Writing 1833 - Chief Black Hawk Writes His Autobiography 1835 - Osceola Resists Indian Removal Act 1850 - Chief Sealth Welcomes Settlers to the Pacific Northwest	AIA-005	$27.50/yr
The Plains Indians War 1861 - Cochise, Undefeated Apache Warrior Hero 1864 - Ely Samuel Parker Becomes Adjutant to General Ulysses S. Grant 1868 - Red Cloud, the Sioux Renaissance Leader 1875 - Quanah Parker, Legendary Comanche Leader 1876 - Sitting Bull & Crazy Horse at the Battle of the Little Bighorn 1877 - Chief Joseph Leads Brilliant Nez Perce Retreat	AIA-006	$27.50/yr
The Emergence of the American Indian Hero 1883 - Sarah Winnemucca Publishes Her Autobiography 1900 - The La Flesche Family Starts to Preserve American Indian Cultures and Religions 1912 - Jim Thorpe Wins Olympic Gold Medal 1924 - Gertrude Simmons Bonnin Sets the Stage for Survival of American Indians 1929 - Charles Curtis is Elected Vice President of the United States 1942 - American Indians Become Heroes in WWII	AIA-007	$27.50/yr
American Indian Renaissance 1969 - N. Scott Momaday Wins Pulitzer Prize 1970 - John Echohawk Founds NARF 1973 - Second Battle of Wounded Knee t 1977 - Velarde and Martinez Found the Modern American Indian Art Movement 1985 - Wilma Mankiller Becomes Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation 2002 - Dr. Frank Dukepoo Joins Einstein on Ithaca's Science Center Wall of Inspiration 2007 - Jana Mashonee Is Nominated for a Grammy	AIA-008	$27.50/yr