Uitgebreide Inhoudsopgave The Rediscovery of America

In april 2024 las ik The Rediscovery of America van Ned Blackhawk. Hoewel dit een bijzonder interessant en leerzaam boekje was, miste ik toch weer een chronologisch overzicht. Maar dit gemis werd ietwat goedgemaakt door de vele subparagrafen die dit boek uitmaakte. Helaas kwamen die subparagrafen niet voor in de inhoudsopgave, dus heb ik daar zelf maar een overzichtje van gemaakt. Dit moet nog een keertje netjes, maar daar heb ik nu geen zin in.

Part 1: Indians and Empires

1. American Genesis: Indians and the Spanish Borderlands
Spain's Earlies American Conquests22
The Meeting: Spanish and Nahua Empires in Mexico 24
De Soto and Coronado across the Spanish Borderlands: 1539-4226
The Colonization of the Silver Frontier: The Mixtón War of 1540-41 and After 28
Juan de Oñate and the Conquest of New Mexico 32
The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 38
New Mexico's Growing Heterogeneity and Diversity: The 1700s 42
2. The Native Northeast and the Rise of British North America
The Violent Origins of British North America 50
Ideologies of Difference: Puritanism 53
The Native Northeast on the Eve of Colonization 54
English Enslavement of Native Peoples: Tsiquantum's Travels 56
Puritan Settlement upon a Widowed Land 60
Wampum and Anglo-Dutch Rivalry on Long Island Sound 64
The Battle for Long Island Sound: The Pequot War (1636-37) 69
3. The Unpredictability of Violence: Iroquoia and New France of 1701
Initial Encounters: Champlain and the Iroquois Confederacy 74
The Centrality of Violence in the Atlantic World 80
The Rise of the Dutch-Iroquois Alliance 84
The Iroquois and Wendat Confederacies in the Age of Disease 86
Origins of Iroquois Expansion 90
The Effects of Iroquois Assault on Wendake:1648-53 95
The Iroquois and the Remaking of New France 100
The Great Peace of 1701 103
4. The Native Inland Sea: The Struggle for the Heart of the Continent
After 1701: The Reconfiguration of Iroquois Power in the Eighteenth Century 109
Trade, Mediation, Justice, and Religion: French Ties across the Interior 112
Intermarriage, Kinship, and Sexuality 118
Indigenous Warfare and Captivity along the Violent Edges of Empire 121
Alliances and Tensions: The Origins of the Seven Year's War 123
The Beginnings of the First World War 127
The Interior Still at War 133
5. Settler Uprising: The Indigenous Origins of the American Revolution
The Unexpected Costs of the Seven Year's War 144
Cultural Hybridity and Indigenous Power after 1760 146
Religious Diversity across the Interior 149
Neolin and the Troubled Aftermath of War
Pontiac's Uprising and the Revolutionary Costs of Peace 155
Western Pennsylvania and the Crisis of British Imperialism 158
The Conestoga Massacre of 1763 and the Expansion of Racial Violence 161
Colonial Divisions and Endemic Indian Violence 164
Pontiac's War and the Political Culture of Interior Settlements
"To Serve the Enemies of Mankind": The Indiginous Origins of the Revolution 169
After 1765 172
6. Colonialism's Consitution: The Origins of Federal Indian Policy
American Indians and the Revolutionary Republic 179
Interor Indian Lands and the Origins of American Federalism 182
The Chaotic Interior and the Republic's Search for Order 187
When States Illegally Seized the Indian Lands: New York and Iroquoia in the 1780s 191
Virginians View Indian Lands: Washington's Proposal of 1784 193
American Federalism, American Indians 198
The Failure of the Articles of the Confederation 201
Indians and the U.S. Constitution 204

Part 2 Struggle for Sovereignty

7. The Deluge of Settler Colonialism: Democracy and Dispossession in the Early Republic
Racial Formations and the Market Revolution 213
A Deluge of Opportunities 216
Whiteness, Gender, and Naturalization 218
Myth Making in the American Imagination 221
Expulsion or Incorporation: The Ambiguity of Indian Policy 222
Early Federal-Indian Diplomacy 224
Slave Revolts and Interior Indian Campaigns, 1791-1800 227
Indian Treaty Making and the Practices of Federal Power 229
Jay's Treaty, the Treaty of Greenville, and Foreign and Domestic Affairs 234
Treaty Making and the Origins of the Louisianna Purchase 236
Indians and State's Rights in the South 239
Indian Removal and the Marshall Court 242
8. Foreign Policy Formations: California, the Pacific, and the Borderlands Origins of the Monroe Doctrine
Mission Uprising: Persecution and Colonialism 254
Changes in California's Maritime Economy 259
Imperialists from the North: THe Russian-American Company 262
The Pacific Coast in the Age of Revolution 264
Attempted Incorporations of the Northwest 267
The Economic and Epidemiological Roots of Dependency
Smallpox and the Reordering of Western Indian Societies 274
Missouri and the Crisis of Mexican Independence 276
Borderlands Standoff: Florida and Spain's Crumbling Empire 278
The Seminole War and the Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819 282
James Monroe, John Marshall, and the Doctrines of 1823 285
9. Collapse and Total War: The Indigenous West and the U.S. Civil War
Settler Booms and the Ansence of the State 291
The Dakota War and Indeginous Genocide 293
California Militias at the Beginning of the Civil War 295
The Civil War and the Union's Ineffective Indian Office 299
Settles Colonialism and Infrastructure during the Civil War 300
The Hybridity of the Southwest 303
Treaty Making on the Northern Plains 305
Oklahoma Indians and the Crisis of Secession 308
Western Mining and Economic Booms 314
California Volunteers outside of California: From Owens Valley to Bear River 317
The Long Walk and Confinement at Bosque Redondo 321
The Road to Sand Creek 323
10. Taking Children and Treaty Lands: Laws and Federal Power during the Reservation Era
The West's New Legal Regimes 332
New Land and Education Policies 333
Indians, the Fourteenth Amendment, and the Growth of the Federal Government 337
Treaty Making during Reconstruction 339
Infrastructure and Environmental Change 343
The Origins of the Great Sioux Reservation 345
The Great Sioux War and Centennial America 348
The Challenges of Assimilation 353
Expansion of the Assimilation Campaign: 1880s-1920s 356
The Surpeme Court Affirms the Plenary Power Doctrine 359
The Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890 363
11. Indigenous Twilight at the Dawn of the Century: Native Activists and the Myth of Indian Disappearance
World's Fairs and the Politics of Representation 370
American Imperialism and Growing Movements of Indigenous Resistance 374
The Society of American Indians 377
The Vexed Place of Citizenship: Communal Sovereignty versus Individualism 381
Laura Cornelius Kellog's Internationalism and Iroquois Advocacy 386
Allotment, Race, and the Meriam Report's "Problem of Indian Administration" 390
Henry Roe Cloud and Elizabeth Bender Cloud's Shared Visions of Empowerment 394
The Great Depression and the Indian New Deal 398
Activism at the Local and National Levels: The Origins of the Hualapai Decision 402
12. From Termination to Self-Determination: Native American Sovereignty in the Cold War Era
Native Americans and World War II 413
The Early Cold War in Indian Country 417
Ideology versus Practice: The Twisted Implementation of Termination 419
Reservation Resources and Menominee Termination 422
The Cold War and the Racial Logic of Termination 425
Termination and Indian Child Welfare 428
The Rising Tide of Red Power 432
The Road to Self-Determination: 1969-78 436
Expansion and Backlash: Self-Determination in the Late Twentieth Century 440