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• Annotation:
• The 500 Years of Resistance Comic Book details the relationships between the indigenous peoples of the Americas with European settlers, and later, local, state, provincial and national government agencies. Told in a non-linear fashion with parts on Invasion, Resistance, Assimilation, and Renewed Resistance. Repetitive, and often confusing, it suffers from it's brevity and lacks complexity, nuance and context.
• Creators:
• Author - Gord Hill
• Illustrator - Gord Hill
• Publication Information:
• Arsenal Pulp Press, Vancouver, 2010
• Color or Black & White:
• Genre:
• Non-Fiction
• Bibliography Available:
• Yes
• Original Language
• English
• Historical Topic/Event
• Indigenous Peoples
• Imperialism
• Geographic Setting:
• United States
• Canada
• Mexico
• Date Range:
• 1492 - present
• Tags:
• native americans, race relations, colonialism, imperialism, resistance, displacement, removal,
• Notes:
• Introduction by Ward Hill; contains a lengthy list of Recommended Readings
• Find this book on WorldCat

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