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Lumbee Indians

Lumbee-indians

  • American Indian Education
  • American Indians in WWII (from Tar Heel Junior Historian)
  • Double Voting
  • Learning among the Lumbee (from Tar Heel Junior Historian)
  • Lowry War
  • Lowry, Henry Berry (from Tar Heel Junior Historian)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 1: Introduction (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 2: Origins (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 3: 19th Century (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 4: Education, Civil Rights, Self-Governance (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 5: Fight for Federal Recognition (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 6: Language and Culture (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians - Part 7: References (UNC Press, ENC)
  • Lumbee Indians Face the Ku Klux Klan, 1958
  • NC Commission of Indian Affairs
  • North Carolina recognizes Lumbee
  • Two World Wars
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