Flag of the Blackfeet Nation --Presents an image of the Blackfeet Nation's flag and offers a brief profile. Find out where the term "Blackfoot" originates.

Lewis and Clark and the Blackfeet Indians --PBS presents a profile of the Blackfeet's encounters with Lewis and Clark and offers a general overview of the time period.

MSN Encarta - Blackfoot --Multimedia is included in this encyclopedia's profile of the Native American community.

Traditional Stories

• Little Friend Coyote --Read about the horrible ordeals of Su-ye-sai-pi, a Piegan girl who married a Blackfoot, and meet the coyote who saved her life.
  

• Accounts of the Trail of Tears --St. Louis Post-Dispatch article describes the effects of the Indian Removal Act on the Cherokee Nation from one man's perspective.
  
• Cherokee History to The Trail of Tears --Find a collection of resources dedicated to Cherokee history, including a time line, text histories, details about removal forts, and books.
  
• Cherokee Story Homepage --Cherokee Publishing
  
• Cherokee Trail of Tears - 1838-1839 --Get a first-hand account of a Cherokee trail campsite and read a dedication to Cherokees lost on the Trail of Tears, now a state park.
  
• Cherokee Trail of Tears - Map of the Trail of Tears --Find a map of trails used by Native Americans forced from their native lands.
  
• Civilizations Under Siege --Describes the political atmosphere that surrounded the Cherokee's forced removal. Includes a discussion of the divisions within the Nation.
  
• Grandpa Was an Indian Chief --Written in 1970, this article relays an interview conducted at the dedication ceremony of the Trail of Tears State Park monument.
  
• Trail of Tears - Cherokee Messenger --Read a historical summary of this ignoble period in American history. Reprinted by the Cherokee Cultural Society of Houston.
  
• Trail of Tears - History Channel --Learn about the treaties, promises, and lies that preceded the Trail of Tears. Includes a link to the case of the Cherokee Nation v. Georgia.
  
• Trail of Tears - North Georgia History --North Georgia history site presents a section on the Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears. Includes links to related subjects.
  
• Trail of Tears - Story of Private John G. Burnett --Read the story of this Army private who participated in the Trail of Tears walk. The account was written in 1890.
  

• Revolutionary War --Amazing Women in War and Peace.
  
• The Wars of 1812 and 1846 and the Spanish American War --U.S. Marine, serving aboard Old Ironsides, as George Baker, was actually Lucy Brewer.
  
• Civil War --The War Between the States was also a war between brothers, cousins, friends and neighbors - and some of them were women.
  
• Military Women "Firsts"
  

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