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Students On Site: Native Americans: Introduction White settlers were often confused by native politics, and Native Americans often did not understand white practices. Tribes were organized into smaller ... 2.
Students On Site Students on Site > Educators > Class Projects > Diorama Activity ... website, maps, documents (For example, if you are using the Native American lesson, ... 3.
Students On Site: Native Americans: Introduction Despite these losses, however, Native Americans still profoundly affected the history of Michigan and the men and women who settled there. ... 4.
Students On Site: Health and Medicine in the Nineteenth Century Dr. A.W. Chase was an Ann Arbor physician who published one such book, Dr. Chase's Recipes, in 1865. Dr. Chase had an office on Main Street but realized ... 5.
Students On Site: Frederick Schmid and the Founding of Zion ... According to the letters of Frederick Schmid, the founding pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, it was both. Ann Arbor is a little village, mainly of English ... 6.
Students On Site: Native Americans: Claiming Native American Land With this treaty the government confiscated Native American land in exchange some payment to members of the tribe, and 40 or 80 acre plots returned to each ... 7.
Students On Site: Native Americans: Introduction It is impossible to map the locations of Native American tribes because they overlapped each other so much. Several tribes lived in Michigan and surrounding ... 8.
Students On Site: Choosing a Doctor, circa 1900 But the homepathic school won a victory in 1875 when the University of Michigan established a College of Homepathy (which continued to operate until 1922). ... 9.
Students On Site: Choosing a Doctor, circa 1900 But the homepathic school won a victory in 1875 when the University of Michigan established a College of Homepathy (which continued to operate until 1922). ... 10.
Students On Site: Transportation in Ann Arbor Transportation was not always as easy as it is today. The bus, train, and highway systems we have now in Ann Arbor have a long history of development, ... |
