K5H11 Native American rights, sovereignty and resistance, 1865–1992 personal learning checklist

OCR A-level History A · Y319 · Thematic study1865–1992

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Tick one box per statement. Red: need help. Amber: partly confident. Green: can do independently.

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Nations land and the impact of the Plains Wars
analyse sovereignty land treaties and varied community positions in 1865
evaluate the Plains Wars through settlement livelihoods resistance concessions and long-term outcomes
Allotment assimilation citizenship and early organised response
explain allotment and assimilation through policy aims mechanisms local conditions and consequences
evaluate coercion courts advocacy and citizenship without conflating different rights
The Indian New Deal war termination and relocation
assess the changed New Deal direction through land culture government consent and material provision
analyse wartime experience national advocacy termination and jurisdiction as distinct developments
evaluate relocation urban networks and resistance to termination through varied experience and partial reversal
Red Power self-determination courts and the position by 1992
compare assertive activism through distinct organisations treaty claims tactics and outcomes
evaluate self-determination family religious and cultural measures through authority scope resources and enforceability
analyse courts treaty protection compensation and religious limits through specific remedies and judicial levels
construct a sustained judgement weighing individual equality collective sovereignty institutions and community agency

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