write five pages for Standing Rock: A New Moment for Native-American Rights

Project Ideas: Feel free to use the following questions as inspiration to guide your project/research. Describe the example you selected as if explaining it to someone who is completely unfamiliar. Then provide historical context for the example you selected: what the example of decolonization is in response to, the Native Nation's unique history, how the decolonization efforts emerged, etc. Next, carefully explain how your case study is an example of decolonization. How does your example connect to at least 3 topics from our Module materials? How does your example connect to or build off of the history we learned in our textbook? How does your example connect to at least 3 key terms we've covered this semester? How does it connect our course theme of the "Danger of a Single Story"? What is the significance of a closer examination of the example you selected in context of our course materials? How does the example you selected show the ways Native Nations are exercising their sovereignty, protecting their homelands, revitalizing their cultures, and/or pushing against myths and erasure? Key Terms: context, historical thinking, colonization, decolonization, firsting and lasting, doctrine of discovery, manifest destiny, assimilation, environmental justice, self-determination, sovereignty 1) Describe the example of modern-day decolonization you selected 2) Provide thorough historical context: what the example of decolonization is in response to, the Native Nation's unique history, how the decolonization efforts emerged, etc. 3) Connect to specific events/examples from our textbook for support and/or historical context 4) Connect to at least 3 of our topics covered within Modules 1-8 5) Analyze your findings using at least 3 of our key terms covered within Modules 1-8 6) Connect to the "Danger of a Single Story." 7) Explain how the example you selected is an act of "decolonization." Reflect on the significance of the modern-day example you selected based on what we've learned this semester and how it shows the ways Native Nations are exercising their sovereignty, protecting their homelands, revitalizing their cultures, and/or pushing against myths and erasure 8) Lastly, create an MLA formatted annotated bibliography showcasing the research you and/or your group participated in