By Maddie Schlehuber History and Context: In 1819, the newly formed United States of America put forth the Indian Civilization Act, a piece of legislation that was created to fully extinguish the unique cultures of the Native people, and inspired the establishment of hundreds of residential industrial schools for Native people in the next century.Continue reading “The Harm of Minnesota Native American Residential Boarding Schools”
Americana is the student-created, student-run undergraduate research journal from the University of Notre Dame’s Department of American Studies and Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics, & Democracy.
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