Subject Area
American history
Description
Luke Prior ’22
Major: History/Secondary Education
Faculty Mentor: Dr. Alexander Orquiza, History and Classics
The Carlisle Indian Industrial School sought to recreate the image of the Native American from the savage brute of the past and the lazy free-loader who lived off the government ration to an ‘ideal’ worker who was a productive member of the American economy. In doing so, the school stripped students of their cultures and replaced them with American ideals. A very small minority of those at Carlisle used what they learned to fight against the assimilationist mission of the school.
Publisher
Providence College
Academic Year
2021-2022
Date
4-28-2022
Type
Presentation
Format
Text
Language
English
Included in
American Studies Commons, Native American Studies Commons, United States History Commons