American Indians in North Carolina, Past and Present

Pictograph of geometric patterns in red and white Contemporary ceramic bowl with dogwood and corn design in red and white

Welcome to “American Indians in North Carolina, Past and Present,” an online workshop designed for North Carolina teachers. This self-guided, interactive program combines historical content with innovative classroom applications.

The N.C. Museum of History is a division of the Department of Cultural Resources, a state agency.Lisbeth C. Evans, Secretary, www.ncculture.org

Workshop design by John Herr Design // johnherr.net

American Indians in North Carolina, Past and Present

Contents

Workshop Introduction FAQs Participant Background Bulletin Board Online Resources in the Classroom Workshop Handouts Session 1: Introduction Session 2: Education Session 3: Government and Politics Session 4: Language Session 5: The Arts

American Indians in North Carolina, Past and Present

Contents

Workshop IntroductionFAQs Participant Background Bulletin Board Online Resources in the Classroom Workshop Handouts Session 1: Introduction Session 2: Education Session 3: Government and Politics Session 4: Language Session 5: The Arts

Workshop Introduction FAQs Participant Background Bulletin Board Online Resources in the Classroom Workshop Handouts Session 1: Introduction Session 2: Education Session 3: Government and Politics Session 4: Language Session 5: The Arts