2017-2018 Capstone Project
Explorations in Culture and Conflict: Native American Studies
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.
Below is an interactive timeline of informative videos students made prior to their trip to New Mexico.
- Hover over the image to see the links;
- Click blue triangles to view performance videos;
- Click red dots to view location slideshow videos;
- Accessible alternative access to each video below timeline.
Alternative access to each video:
Timeline Video Performances
1600's: Diseases in the New World
1611: Adrian Bloch and Peter Minuit
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
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
1828: Sequoyah & the Cherokee Phoenix
1870: Indian Appropriation Act
1876: The Battle of Little Bighorn
1889: Wovoka and the Ghost Dance
1934: Indian Reorganization Act (IRA)
1961: National Indian Youth Council (NIYC)
1968: American Indian Movement (AIM)
1968: Indian Civil Rights Act (ICRA)
1990: Native American Languages Act
Location Slideshow Videos
Española Valley Fiber Arts Center
Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument
Wide Sky Ranch: A Santa Fe Alpaca Farm
Created June 2018 By Carlie Lee. Last updated Sept. 2018.