US Government-Native American Legislation Lesson 3 Lesson Plan

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US Government-Native American Legislation

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Title

US Government-Native American Legislation Lesson 3 Lesson Plan

Subject

"Westward Expansion"

Description

This lesson plan has the purpose of exposing students to an institution that was created by the United States Government in the mid-nineteenth century. It will look at who the main actors were in the creation of this institution, what the institution’s goals were, and what its overall effect was for the following years of its existence. While providing a basic overview of the B.I.A, this lesson plan will go further in depth. Students will build upon prior lessons and analyze primary source documents that reveal the B.I.A’s intention of coercing the Native American population into eradicating aspects of their culture.

Creator

Griffin Boehm
Vinny Curta

Date

1800/1833

Language

English

Type

Lesson Plan

Spatial Coverage

Washington, D.C.
U.S.

Temporal Coverage

Early 1800s

Audience Education Level

Middle School
Low High School
Upper High School

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Citation

Griffin Boehm and Vinny Curta, “US Government-Native American Legislation Lesson 3 Lesson Plan,” Native History Project, accessed July 11, 2026, https://native-history.sites.grinnell.edu/items/show/597.

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