Quizzes on Readings 40 pts (2/6, 2/25, 4/3, 4/24)Mid-Term 75 pts (Tues, March 4)Book Review or Essay 100 pts (Thurs, March 13)Montejano, DavidANTHROPOLOGY 347NATIVE PEOPLES OF THE SOUTHWESTSpring 2014Thomas E. Sheridan, Ph.D.The Southwest Center and School of Anthropology1052 N. HighlandLittle Chapel of All Nations [email protected] Hours: Tues: 4-5 pm Thurs: 2-4 pmWHEN: Tues-Thurs, 12:30-1:45 WHERE: Harvill 305TA: Gabriella SotoSchool of AnthropologyHaury Building1009 E. South Campus Dr., Room [email protected] Hours: Mon: 11-1 pm Wed: 12-1 pm COURSE OBJECTIVES:- Explore the societies and cultures of the Native peoples of the Southwest and Northern Mexico from European contact to the present- Examine the impact of Spain, Mexico, and the United States on these Native peoples- Discuss major contemporary issues facing Native peoples in the Southwest and Northern MexicoREQUIRED TEXTS: Thomas Sheridan and Nancy Parezo (eds.), Paths of Life: American Indians of the Southwest and Northern Mexico. Alfonso Ortiz, The Tewa World.APPROVED AS: General Education Tier 2 – Individuals and SocietiesAPPROVED AS: General Education Diversity EmphasisHonors CreditStudents wishing to contract this course for Honors Credit should email me to set up an appointment to discuss the terms of the contact and to sign the Honors Course Contract Request Form. 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