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49:07 Hidden In Plain Sight: American Indians and the… Hidden In Plain Sight: American Indians and the American Master Narrative	Hidden In Plain Sight: American Indians and the American Master Narrative American Indians are often left out of the traditional American Narrative. Lisa Emmerich reveals the covering up of the dark history between Native Americans and Europeans. The lack of basic rights… etiquette personhood voting theory theories of history voter political science theories street address citizen judicial remedies political terminology finance government human geography semiotics african american geography terminology social concepts ancient roman society african-american human migration mental structures constitutional law demography economic ideologies sociology of culture people philosophical terminology birth certificate society cultural geography ancient roman culture discourse analysis social sciences transport oral tradition psychology conflict of laws street number nationality law evaluation biology u.s. native people transportation planning nationality pragmatics individualism i.d. thing american place economies history administrative divisions community legal procedure voter fraud decision theory citizenship lawsuits fiction court systems north dakota voting rights feel free sociology index taxation african-american culture folklore population american culture genealogy rights property law elections voter suppression political economy reproduction economic anthropology hippie movement property public records african-american history between emancipation and the civil rights movement personal life cognitive science caption complete humanities ideologies social philosophy native indigenous peoples of north america civil rights anthropological categories of peoples types of organization republics political science reservation law rural geography election fraud sociocultural evolution personal documents postal system voting From Multicultural & Gender Studies Department 0 likes 397 plays 0
01:18:38 Chronicles from and about the New World: The… Chronicles from and about the New World: The Early Historical Narratives from the Spanish Conquest to Cultural Appropriation	Chronicles from and about the New World: The Early Historical Narratives from the Spanish Conquest to Cultural Appropriation Dr. Angel Delgado CSU, Chico Visiting Professor of Spanish This presentation is subtitled, “The Early Historical Narratives from the Spanish Conquest to Cultural Appropriation.” Dr.… federal constitutional republics ancient roman culture spanish philosophy of history philosophical movements liberal democracies philosophical schools and traditions world heritage sites in mexico religion and violence philosophy of religion european columbus landscape architecture historical eras g20 nations metatheory of religion american novels constitutional law feudalism western culture syntactic entities religious behaviour and experience navigation history From Languages and Cultures Department 0 likes 42 plays 0
48:43 Christian Maps, Jewish Monsters: Creating a… Christian Maps, Jewish Monsters: Creating a Grotesque Past and a Horrifying Future	Christian Maps, Jewish Monsters: Creating a Grotesque Past and a Horrifying Future Dr. Asa Simon Mittman Professor, Art and History, Chico State Dr. Mittman discusses how ancient maps portray Jews as monsters and how these perceptions continue to influence the world today. Much… hierarchs international relations jews jewish history prayer jewish theology culture england ancient roman culture jewish community monotheistic religions ethnic groups in the united kingdom creator gods crimes against humanity jewish mythology demons spirituality hebrew bible cities religious behaviour and experience christian jewish english historians historic jewish communities prophets of islam holy cities land of israel rituals the holocaust christianity and judaism middle ages From International Forums 0 likes 157 plays 0
45:04 Are We Rome or Greece: America's Infatuation… Are We Rome or Greece: America's Infatuation with Classical Antiquity	Are We Rome or Greece: America's Infatuation with Classical Antiquity Dr. Caroline Winterer Professor of History and Classics, Stanford University Dr. Winterer explores the question of which culture has influenced the United States the most – Ancient Greece… historical eras civilizations constitution former national capitals classical studies age of enlightenment ancient greece ancient roman culture republicanism federalism confederation liberal democracies From History Department 0 likes 115 plays 0