Individually and collectively, the minute men of Massachusetts played important ... As European settlers spread into Native American territories, conflicts increased. To increase the colonial ...

Two Native American men, both Republicans from Oklahoma ... silver and turquoise jewelry, quillwork and shell earrings, bolo ties plugged with wampum, and pipe-bone bead necklaces that clink ...

They were selling everything from handmade Native American jewelry to antiques. “I like that there is handmade jewelry,” ...

with a health care system where literally the lowest life expectancy in the nation is Native American and African American men." But will these messages resonate with Native voters, particularly ...

The 44,000 Native American men who served represent more than ten percent of the American Indian population at that time. A third of Native men between the ages of 18 and 50 served. Some tribes ...

although young men could not always be controlled. Periodic sightings of Native Americans, skirmishes, and livestock raids persuaded chief engineer Dodge that the railroad needed serious protecting.

The University of Kansas’ Spencer Museum of Art will open a new exhibit Sunday that explores Native American fashion ... including jewelry, bags and other adornments. The exhibition is ...

Her clothing, jewelry, and hairstyle appear extremely similar to other female Native American portraits done by Charles Bird ... where multiple divisions of men, women, and youths compete using ...

This Thanksgiving, we’ve asked seven Native American chefs from different cultural ... our governor sent four men on fowling, that so we might after a more special manner rejoice together ...

Cincinnati native Max Holt and the United States men's volleyball team won bronze ... one of three gold medals that the Americans have won in the sport. This is Holt's third Olympic games after ...

A delegation of Native American Pueblo men In Washington D.C. in January 1923. There were some improvements made to Native American life from the mid-1920s: In 1924, all Native Americans were ...