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Scalping Outside the Dawnland
Conclusion to Lesson FourGuidance for TeachingWork CitedReferences - Lesson OneReferences - Lesson Two, Three and FourAppendix A: Land Grants to ScalpersAppendix B: Image Source Links
The Compelling Question to Support InquiryDesired OutcomesSupporting QuestionsTerms that Students Need to Know and UnderstandC3 Standards for College, Career, and Civic ResourcesEssential Understandings About American Indians | Native Knowledge 360Useful Resources to Support InquiryThings to Consider
The Compelling Question to Support InquiryDesired OutcomesSupporting QuestionsTerms that Students Need to Know and UnderstandC3 Standards for College, Career, and Civic ResourcesEssential Understandings About American Indians | Native Knowledge 360Useful Resources to Support InquiryThings to Consider
Bounty Proclamations in PennsylvaniaBounty Proclamations in New YorkBounty Proclamations in The CarolinasBounty Proclamations in Maryland and VirginiaBounty Proclamations in KentuckyBounty Proclamations in MinnesotaBounty Proclamations in CaliforniaBounty Proclamations in ColoradoBounty Proclamations Arizona, New Mexico, and TexasWork Cited
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Raphael Lemkin and the Crime That Needs a Name
02
Scalp Bounty Proclamations
The Compelling Question to Support InquiryDesired OutcomesSupporting QuestionsTerms that Students Need to Know and UnderstandC3 Standards for College, Career, and Civic ResourcesEssential Understanding About American Indians | Native Knowledge 360Useful Resources to Support InquiryThings to Consider
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The Six Anglo Abenaki Wars
The Compelling Question to Support InquiryDesired OutcomesSupporting QuestionsTerms that Students Need to Know and UnderstandC3 Standards for College, Career, and Civic ResourcesEssential Understandings About American Indians | Native Knowledge 360Useful Resources to Support InquiryThings to Consider
IntroductionScalp Proclamations in the DawnlandShirley Proclamation LettersMerciless Scalp-Bounty Hunter: James CargillDeeper Dive: Cargill’s Bounty Expedition Journal, July 1-5, 1755Deeper Dive: No Bounty Payment to Cargill for Scalping the “wrong Indians”Letters exchanged between Penobscot and PhipsDeeper Dive: Timeline of Cargill’s Court Cases: Acquittal and Penobscot Scalp Bounty Claim, 1755-1758Spencer Phips and his Proclamation: A Growing Threat to Penobscot in 1755Deeper Dive: A Story by Penobscot Culture-Keeper Jennifer Sapiel Neptune from 1755Deeper Dive: Clergy Hires Parishioners to ScalpDeeper Dive: English Bounty Proclamations in Maritime ProvincesDeeper Dive: Contemporary MemorializationLand for Soldiers and Bounty Hunters
The Bounty Teacher's Guide