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ICS 44 Fall 2009 Green Sheet

ICS 44.01 MTWR Fall 09 Course Schedule and Assignments

ICS 44.02 T& TH Fall 09 Course Schedule and Assignments

ICS 44 Fall 2009 Grade Manager
Use this link to keep track of the points assigned to each assignment or points possible for extra credit. It will be updated as papers are passed back in class.
Point adjustments have been made 11/7/09


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ASSIGNMENTS
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American Indian Cultural Areas Map

American Indians versus Native Americans

Definitions of Terms

An Online Museum Assignment


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EXTRA CREDIT OPTIONS
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Extra Credit Martin book notes format

Nabokov Chapters Basic Questions for Extra Credit

ICS 44 Tour An Online Museum Extra Credit Assignment

Extra Credit 44 reading options and bibliography


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VIDEO RESOURCES
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American Indians: A Brief History Video/Discussion Terms


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TEXT RESOURCES
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Sacred Land Reader

Access this web page and click on the image of the reader to download the reader.
http://sacredland.org/index.php/home/resources/research/reports-guides-and-articles/sacred-land-reader/

MARTIN TEXT: The Land Looks After Us Assignments


Martin Preface and Chapter 1
Circling Earth: defining native spirituality; land-based religions; prehistoric mounds, earth-diver concept, sacred landscapes and sacred activities (ex. ricing) Disease and contact.


Martin Ch 2 In Class Groupwork and Martin Ch 2 Main Ideas
Traditions and Crisis in the Eastern Woodlands: Prophetic movements during the colonial movement.


Martin Ch 3
Native and Christian: forced and voluntary conversions; spiritual stories of individual Christian converts and critical perspectives of Christianity by native intellectuals.


Martin text Chapter 4
Chapter 4 New Religions in the West: focus on Ghost Dance and peyote religions.


Martin Chapter 5
Homecoming: positive historical trends including efforts to revitalize native languages and reclaim bones and artifacts; fresh interpretations of what it means to be “Indian” today; stereotypes.

Chronology


NABAKOV TEXT RESOURCES: Where the Lightening Strikes

Nabokov Chapter Group members


Nabokov Chapters Basic Questions for Extra Credit

Nabokov Chapter Reading Assignment format:
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/NabokovBasicinfo.doc

New #s Nabokov basic reading assignment form
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/newsNabokovBasicinfo.doc

Nabokov Vocabulary:
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/NabokovVocabulary.doc

Table of Contents


NABOKOV CHAPTER PPT FILES


NABOKOV CH 6 130
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/NabokovChapter6.pptx

NABOKOV CH 6 1030
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/NavajoandApachePP.pptx Introduction

CH 7 130
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/Chapter7nabakov.ppt

Nabokov Introduction Reading Guide:
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/NabokovIntroReadingGuide.doc

PART I: EAST

Chapter 1 Worlds in an Island-Penobscot

Chapter 2 Naming the Spirits-Ojibwa

Chapter 3 Hills of Hidden Meaning-Choctaw

Chapter 4 Between River and Fire-Cherokee

PART II: SOUTH

Chapter 5 A Tale of Three Lakes-Taos/Zuni

Nabokov Ch 5 Reading Guide:
http://facultyfiles.deanza.edu/gems/parkergerri/Nabokovch5assign.doc


Chapter 6 Place as Personal-Navajo/Apache

Chapter 7 Christ in the Flower World-Yaqui

Chapter 8 Draining the Sacred Places-Hopi

PART III: NORTH

Nabakov Ch 9 at home quiz

Chapter 9 A Geology of Power-Plateau

Chapter 10 Priestly Skies, Shamanic Earth-Pawnee

Chapter 11 Journeys to Sacred Lands-Hidatsa/Crow

Chapter 12 The Heart of Everything-Lakota/Cheyenne/Kiowa

PART IV: WEST

Chapter 13 Singing the Origins-Colorado River (Mohave/Quechen/Yuman language speakers)

Chapter 14 Beyond the Goddess-Southern California (Kumeyaay/Tongva)

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Chapter 15 Where Mountains Congregate-Central California (Miwok/Maidu/Ohlone)

Chapter 16 Mourning and Renewal-Northern California (Wintu/Hupa/Karok/Yurok)


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ICS 44 MISC. RESOURCES
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Pronouncing tribal nation names & terms

Misappropriating Native Spirituality

Evaluating American Indian Websites

Teaching Spirits Chapter 1

Native American Church Notes

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Map Resources

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Sacred sites 2009
website: A good time for prayer: Need to protect Sacred sites still exists
http://www.americanindiansource.com/sacred_sites/prayerdays.html

44 Winter 2009 Final Exam

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 Updated Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 11:54:42 AM by Gerri Parker - parkergerri@fhda.edu
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