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    This new Native American Legal History timeline from Street Law is accompanied by inquiry packs that take deep dives into tribal sovereignty; religious freedom; multiculturalism; resistance, resilience, and reconciliation; and boarding schools. Teacher resources have also been added to the website to guide educators in using all the interactive timelines available at Legaltimelines.Org, including those on federalism, presidential powers, rights of the accused, students' rights, and suffrage. This timeline was piloted and strengthened by our Teacher Amicus Group which included teachers of significant Native American student populations. 

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      Cathy Ruffing , these inquiry packs are so well done. I just took a look at the one on multiculturalism, and the lesson organization, choices of primary sources, and depth of critical thinking required are truly exemplary...and much needed.

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