Nanu'ávaha Fourth Grade Lesson 2: Ownership of Land and Resources

file type icon G4L2_Ownership.pdf
Description: 

Lesson plans for Lesson 2 of the Fourth Grade curriculum. Students will learn that many concepts, such as “right” and “ownership” are actually cultural constructs that form the basis of paradigms – theories or groups of ideas about how something should be done, made, or thought about. Segueing from the first lesson on tribal pre-contact territories, students will understand some of the reasons why Native peoples came into conflict with Euro- Americans over issues of property ownership and learn the importance of definition in identifying what may seem to be basic concepts. This lesson will set the foundation for the upcoming content materials regarding land tenure.

Provenance: Contributed to Sípnuuk by the Karuk Tribe Department of Natural Resource Food Security Program

Rights: Karuk Tribe

Protocol: 
Karuk K-12 Curriculum
Community: 
Karuk Tribe
Category: 
Cultural Practices, Education, Law Policy and Justice
Keywords: 
Karuk K-12 Curriculum, land ownership, tribal rights, Fourth Grade, intellectual property rights
Original Date Description: 
2015; 2017
Original Date: 
2015
Creator: 
Karuk Tribe Department of Natural Resource Food Security Program
Contributor: 
Lisa Hillman
Language: 
English
Rights: 
Karuk Tribe
Source: 
AFRI Food Security Collection
Publisher: 
Karuk Tribe
Identifier: 
G4L2_Ownership.pdf
Format: 
Curricula