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Indigenous Life in America is the largest and most comprehensive digital news archive ever assembled covering Native American life. The collection begins in 1690 with the first issue of Americas’ first newspaper, Publick Occurrences. More than 17,500 content sources address all time periods, geographies, and localities where Native life has been documented. Navigation tools facilitate quick and easy access to the full collection and to topic categories such as activism, arts, court decisions, education, Indigenous government, health, reservations and removal, sports, and many others. Trial covers

Series 1: 1690-1945: European Colonization through World War II. This digital archive explores Indigenous life from the arrival of European settlers through the end of World War II. Researchers will find varied perspectives on subjects such as the Louisiana Purchase, Fletcher v. Peck, Indian Civilization Act, Medicine Lodge Treaty, Indian Removal Act, Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Hawaiian Kingdom leprosy outbreak, annexation of Hawaii, Wounded Knee massacre, California Gold Rush, “Song of Hiawatha,” American Indian sign language, and much more.

Series 2: 1946-2016: Indigenous Identity after World War II. Series 2 documents the losses and gains of Indigenous peoples as they struggled to re-establish their identity and influence in the decades after World War II. This series contains coverage of hundreds of events, people, and topics, including: Code Talkers, Red Power Movement, the Native fight for the vote, Trail of Broken Treaties, Sacred Site Protection, Tribal Nations Conference, Longest Walk of 1978, mascot controversy, and many others.
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World Politics Review is a unique database and website providing in-depth news and expert analysis on global affairs to help readers identify and make sense of the events and trends shaping our world. WPR readers include top academic institutions, schools, government agencies, think tanks, NGOs and corporations around the world. The most discerning global affairs scholars and professionals in the world trust World Politics Review. In addition to the database on EBSCOhost, subscribers get full access to the web-based platform at www.worldpoliticsreview.com

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