In May of 2018, MSB students and staff culminated their year-long Capstone Project on the historic interactions between Native Americans and Euro-American settlers and their descendants by visiting important Native American sites in New Mexico.
Timeline Video Performances
-
1600’s: Diseases in the New World
-
1607 John Smith and Jamestown
-
1611: Adrian Bloch and Peter Minuit
-
1614: Juan de Oñate
-
1621: The First Peace Treaty
-
1637: Captains John Smith and John Underhill and the Pequot War
-
1676-1692: Bacon’s Rebellion and the Pueblo Revolt
-
1709: Slave Market on Wall Street
-
1754: The Scalp Act
-
1758: the First Native American Reservation
-
1763: Pontiac’s War and the Proclamation of 1763
-
1778: The First Federal Treaty
-
1790: The Indian Trade and Intercourse Act
-
1804: Lewis & Clark and Sacagawea
-
1808-1812: Tecumseh
-
1813-1814: The Creek War
-
1828: Sequoyah & the Cherokee Phoenix
-
1838: The Trail of Tears
-
1864: The Chivington Massacre
-
1870: Indian Appropriation Act
-
1876: The Battle of Little Bighorn
-
1877: Nez Perce War
-
1887: The Dawes Act
-
1889: Wovoka and the Ghost Dance
-
1890: Wounded Knee
-
1924: Indian Citizenship Act
-
1934: Indian Reorganization Act (IRA)
-
1961: National Indian Youth Council (NIYC)
-
1968: American Indian Movement (AIM)
-
1968: Indian Civil Rights Act (ICRA)
-
1973: Wounded Knee Occupation
-
1990: Native American Languages Act