Good Example Of This Impact Was Due To A Complicated Relationship Between Two Increasingly Complex Political Entities. Research Paper

RESEARCH PAPER SCAFFOLD:

Step 1 Thesis

Step 2 HOOK:
The complicated relationship that the United States has had with the Native Americans has been a fundamental influence in the development of both groups due to the complex and diverse interaction that they have had with one another.

Step 3:

Source 1 (book/Primary Source)
Ablavsky, Gregory. The Savage Constitution. Duke Law Journal. 2014.

Discuess the impact Native Americans had on the constitution.

Used to show how the Native Americans inspired various acts/etc. through US history.

Indicates a deep connection between political laws and the native peoples, as the laws were an outcome of this relationship.

Source 2 (Primary Source/book)
Adams, R.E. & Murdo MacLeod, editors, The Cambridge History of the Native Peoples of the

Americas, Volume 2, Mesoamerica, 2000

An overview of Native tribes in the United States.
Gives an outline of various tribes and their affiliations with the US throughout their history.
Indicates a connection between the tribes and the geographical landscape.
Source 3 (book)
Anderson. M. Kat. Native American Land-Use Practices and Ecological Impacts. University of
California. 1996.

Discusses the ecological impact of the Native American’s ideals of land use ethics.

Shows the connection between how the native peoples looked at the land and how this effected the US.
This shows a connection between how the US came to view the ecological impacts of society and native American culture.
Source 4
Fairall, Michael. The Impact of Native American culture and Welfare. Hawaii Pacific University.
2002.

Discusses the impact that the advent of welfare has had on the Native American populations.

Shows the relationship between native tribes and the larger governments that they are a part of.
Demonstrates the way that these tribes interact with society today.
Source 5
Gazel, Ricardo. The Economic Impacts of Native American Gaming in Wisconsin. University of
Nevada. Gaming Research & Review Journal. Volume 2, Issue 2. 1995.

Discussion of the impact that legal gambling has had on the economy of Wisconsin in regards to Native American casinos.

Provides an example of how native tribes interact with the governments in an economical sense.
Demonstrates the impact that native Americans have on the areas they live in during the present day.
Source 6
Guedell, Gregory W. Soveregnity, Economic Development, and Human Security in Native
American Nations. American Indian Law Journal. 2014.

Discusses the relationship that native tribes have had with the security and development of the United States.

Shows the relationship that the native tribes have had with the US and its security throught its history.
Demonstrates how this relationship has impacted the modern view of security in the US.
Source 7
Hirschfelder, Arlene, & Martha Kreipe de Montaño (Prairie Band Potawatomi), The Native

American Almanac: A Portrait of Native America Today, 1998

An overview of the current state of native American tribes in the united states.
Shows how the tribes have developed due to their relationship with the United States.
Source 8
Howe, LeAnne. Tribalography: The Power of Native Stories. Tisla. 1999.Discusses the rise of an Discusses the effects that Native storytelling have had on the American literary scene.

Demonstrates the relationship between native and US culture.

Also shows how this relationship developed throughout the history of the US.
Source 9
Malach, Alan. Economic and Social Impact of Introducing Casino Gambling: A Review and
Discussion of the impact of gambling and its introduction into native societies and cultures.
Shows a relationship between the cultural practices of the Native people and the gambling habits of individuals within society.
Demonstrates a relationship between the native peoples and the societies that they are a part of.
Source 10
Oshima, Alice. Native American Influence on Modern U.S. Culture. Writing Academic English.
2006.
Discusses the native American influence on the modern speaking practices of the United States. Demonstrates a relationship between native tribes and the linguistic practices that their culture passed into the US population.

Shows a relationship between English speaking people and Native American language.

Step 4: Analysis:
My working thesis for this paper is now: (it’s possible that it might be the same as before)
The complicated relationship that the United States has had with the Native Americans has been a fundamental influence in the development of both groups due to the complex and diverse interaction that they have had with one another.

Introduction:

Step 5 Outline
Native Americans and the US
INTRODUCTION
Attention Material
The US and Native Tribes have a long history
1. This history is complex

B. This history has led to an influence of Native Americans in US culture

1. This involves the political cultures
2. This involves ideological, economical, and literary traditions

Orienting Material

This influence led to the adoption of various native cultural ideas into the US.
This adoption had a profound impact upon the history of the united states.
BODY
In order to understand the way that the Native American culture effected that the United States, it is necessary to understand the nature of the relationship that the two separate entities have with one another.

This status that Native tribes have is an important factor in the way that the two nations view one another.

The profound influences that these groups had upon one another led to the ideologies that are held by the United States even in the present day society.
III. Throughout the development of the United States, various wars and conflicts spurred specific developments and important outcomes that made the United States what it is today.

These escalations were an important and fundamental development in the modern wars that occurred during the twentieth century.

IV. The Native American cultures also influenced the artistic and writing styles of the United States.
This is due to the increasingly complex relationship that the two groups have with one another, and the merging of the two cultures into one another.
The sensibilities and interests of the native cultures seeped into the ideologies of the American settlers which, in turn, found their way into the United States’ literary landscape.

CONCLUSION

Summary
The native tribes had an influence upon the legal framework of the United States.
Throughout its development, the government has been influenced through this relationship.
The relationship that the two groups had with one another was an important aspect in the consideration of many laws
This is important in considering the impact that these groups had on the development of the United States.

Works Cited

Ablavsky, Gregory. The Savage Constitution. Duke Law Journal. 2014.
Adams, R.E. & Murdo MacLeod, editors, The Cambridge History of the Native Peoples of the
Americas, Volume 2, Mesoamerica, 2000
Anderson. M. Kat. Native American Land-Use Practices and Ecological Impacts. University of
California. 1996.
Fairall, Michael. The Impact of Native American culture and Welfare. Hawaii Pacific University.
2002.
Gazel, Ricardo. The Economic Impacts of Native American Gaming in Wisconsin. University of
Nevada. Gaming Research & Review Journal. Volume 2, Issue 2. 1995.
Guedell, Gregory W. Soveregnity, Economic Development, and Human Security in Native
American Nations. American Indian Law Journal. 2014.
Hirschfelder, Arlene, & Martha Kreipe de Montaño (Prairie Band Potawatomi), The Native
American Almanac: A Portrait of Native America Today, 1998
Howe, LeAnne. Tribalography: The Power of Native Stories. Tisla. 1999.
Malach, Alan. Economic and Social Impact of Introducing Casino Gambling: A Review and
Miller, Eric B. An Exploration of Physiological Responses to the Native American Flute.
Montclair State University. 2014.
Oshima, Alice. Native American Influence on Modern U.S. Culture. Writing Academic English.
2006.
Saunooke, Robert O. Native Americans and the Federal Bench: The Time Has Come. Judges