In Focus: Native Americans (Group 2)

Native American history is the foundation of U.S. history, and these volumes give readers a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the history of major Indigenous groups across North America—from the Inuit people to the Aztec civilization. The comprehensive main text serves as an excellent research resource for classroom projects related to specific Native American groups, and the historical and contemporary photographs enhance the educational experience. These detailed guides to Indigenous history and cultures were created with help from Native consultants and contributors.

Each Book Contains:
• Sidebars that highlight important concepts, including biographies of important Indigenous leaders
• A detailed glossary of terms related to social studies curricula to aid in knowledge building
• An unbiased look at Native American history that invites readers to think critically about the challenges Indigenous groups have faced in the past and still face today

Curriculum Connections:
• The comprehensive text allows readers to examine the connections between history, geography, and culture
• The content is aligned with social studies curriculum topics related to Native American history as well as general U.S. history topics
• Readers are invited to explore the effects of colonization on Native American groups, strengthening their understanding of cause-and-effect relationships throughout history