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AMST 3104 Native American and Indigenous Studies of North America
3 hours; 3 credits
A survey of important moments in Indigenous peoples? history, including as it relates to the nation
building of the United States of America. Focus on settler colonialism, Indigenous sovereignty, and
Indigenous futurity. May combine critical anthropological theory, history, social media, and popular
culture such as music, film, and literature to better situate and understand the myriad Indigenous tribal
nations of North America in the present. This course is the same as ANTH 3510.
Prerequisite: English 1010; American Studies 1010; Anthropology 1001; or permission of program
director.
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