Native Americans of The New World – Illustrated History Course

Discover the rich and diverse history of the first peoples in the Americas.

This beautifully structured and accessible eBook explores the early migration theories, the Paleo era, and the rise of indigenous civilizations across North, Central, and South America. Designed for educators, students, and history enthusiasts, Native Americans of the New World offers clear explanations, engaging facts, and valuable insights into Native American cultures and contributions.

Inside you'll learn about:

• Theories on how early humans migrated to the Americas
• The Paleo-Indians and the famous Clovis Culture
• Ancient civilizations like the Olmec, Maya, and Aztec
• Regional tribes: Atlantic Coast, Plains, Southwest, Arctic, and Pacific Northwest
• The impact of indigenous cultures on U.S. history
• Lesser-known facts about figures like Ada Blackjack.

Ideal for:

• Homeschool curriculum
• Middle to high school learning
• Supplemental reading for history classes
• Teachers creating unit studies
• Anyone curious about indigenous history and early America

Format: PDF (Instant Download)

Length: 36 pages

Language: English