Foreword of the text. Includes basic information about Cherokee history form 1700-1970. This information covers a very brief explanation of Cherokee nations western expansions, assimilation, and later the US Congress allowing Cherokee to elect their own chief.
Continuation of 2.1 foreword.
The following text is written by Pat Ragsdale. The text was produced to provide training to Cherokee Nation officials training. The notes provide a long term perspective on Indian policy. This would include Inherent Authority.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Continuation of 2.2 text written by Pat Ragsdale.
Map of consumer good both produced and imported across the US.
The following pages discuss a timeline Cherokee history. This page displays events from 1762-1835.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1838-1845.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1850-1862.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1863-1872.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1873-1884.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1889-1898.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1900-1910.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1915-1920.
Continuation of 2.9 of Photo Timeline, from 1920-1960.
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