Before Oglethorpe: Hispanic and Indian Cultures in the Southeast United States

Presents a lesson plan for teaching the history of the southeastern United States from the time of the first Spanish explorations to the time of colonization. Includes preparatory activity for students, a shared reading, suggested questions for classroom discussion, and a session utilizing maps. Dis...

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Published in:Magazine of history 1991-03, Vol.5 (4), p.43-46
Main Authors: Tesser, Carmen Chaves, Hudson, Charles
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
American Indian Culture
American Indian History
Archaeology
De Soto (Hernando)
Ethnocentrism
Ethnology
History Instruction
Human Geography
Indigenous peoples
Indigenous Populations
Instructional Materials
Lesson Plans
Locational Skills (Social Studies)
Map Skills
Moundbuilders
Native Americans
Non Western Civilization
Scribes
Secondary Education
Social Change
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Summary:Presents a lesson plan for teaching the history of the southeastern United States from the time of the first Spanish explorations to the time of colonization. Includes preparatory activity for students, a shared reading, suggested questions for classroom discussion, and a session utilizing maps. Discusses decimation of the society and debate concerning the origins of southeastern ruins. (DK)
ISSN:0882-228X
DOI:10.1093/maghis/5.4.43