Native American Spirituality and Beliefs in Pre-Colonial Times
Explore the rich spiritual and belief systems of Native Americans before European colonization.
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The Role of African Americans in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Examine the crucial roles and experiences of African Americans during the 18th and 19th centuries, from slavery to the fight for freedom.
Indigenous Resistance and Adaptation in the 19th Century
Explore the resilience and adaptation strategies of Indigenous peoples in the face of 19th century changes.
Social Etiquette and Customs in 18th Century America
Step back into 18th century America to explore the social etiquette, customs, and daily interactions of the time.
Daily Life of Native American Tribes in the 18th Century
Explore the rich tapestry of Native American life in the 18th century, from daily routines to cultural practices.
Daily Routines and Lifestyles in 19th Century Frontier Towns
Step into the daily life of 19th century frontier towns, exploring the routines, challenges, and community life.
Native American and European Alliances and Conflicts
Examine the complex web of alliances and conflicts between Native American tribes and European settlers.
Women’s Roles in 18th Century Society
Explore the diverse roles and contributions of women in 18th century society, from domestic life to the broader social sphere.
Colonial Civilian Life in the 18th Century
Step back into colonial America to understand the daily lives, challenges, and social norms of 18th century civilians.
Education and Literacy in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Trace the evolution of education and literacy rates in the 18th and 19th centuries, and their impact on society.
