
NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY
From the First Migrations to the Modern Nations A Comprehensive History of the Original Inhabitants of North AmericaBy James R. WhitfieldLength6h 24m
About this audiobook
**The continent had a thousand names before it had this one.** Yet the history you were taught started with Columbus, treated Native peoples as scenery, and ended at Wounded Knee — as if their story simply stopped.
It didn't. And if everything you know about Native America came from a few textbook pages, a couple of tragic names, and a vague sense of loss, then you're missing one of the greatest and most important stories on Earth — a story that didn't begin in 1492 and is very much still being written today.
It's time to learn the real one.
**NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY: From the First Migrations to the Modern Nations** is the sweeping, honest, deeply human account that finally puts Indigenous peoples at the center of their own history — from mound-building cities and the world's oldest democracy to the resurgence happening right now.
**Inside, you will discover:**
* **HOW** Native American civilizations thrived for thousands of years before Europeans ever arrived
* **THE TRUTH** about the great nations — the Haudenosaunee, Lakota, Diné, Cherokee, and many more
* **WHAT** really happened during Removal, the Trail of Tears, and the wars for the West
* **HOW** the boarding schools tried to erase Indigenous culture — and how the people survived
* **WHY** 574 tribal nations still exercise sovereignty, and what the modern Native American renaissance means
This isn't a tale of pure mourning or empty myth. It's the complete history of the original inhabitants of North America — catastrophe and survival, conquest and renewal — told with clarity and respect.
Their story is not over. Start reading it the right way.
**Scroll up and click "Buy Now" to begin NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY today.**
Audiobook details
GenreLiterary Classics, General Fiction, Action and Adventure
Length6 hrs 24 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
16Chapter 10: Andrew Jackson and the Trail of Tears
2Author’s Note
17Chapter 11: Manifest Destiny and the War on the West
3Prologue: Before the Word “America” Existed
18Chapter 12: Sitting Bull — The Last Defender of the Plains
4PART ONE: THE WORLD BEFORE COLUMBUS
19Chapter 13: The Ghost Dance and Wounded Knee
5Chapter 1: The First Americans — Origins, Migration, and the Deep Past
20PART FOUR: ERASURE AND SURVIVAL
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6Chapter 2: The Mound Builders — America’s Forgotten Architects
21Chapter 14: Kill the Indian, Save the Man — The Boarding School Era
7Chapter 3: The Southwest Civilizations
22Chapter 15: The 20th Century — From Allotment to Termination
8Chapter 4: The Eastern Woodlands — The Haudenosaunee and the World’s Oldest Democracy
23PART FIVE: RESURGENCE
9Chapter 5: The Plains, the Plateau, and the Pacific — A Continent of Diversity
24Chapter 16: Red Power — The American Indian Movement
10PART TWO: CONTACT AND CONQUEST
25Chapter 17: Sovereignty, Casinos, and the Ongoing Legal Battles
11Chapter 6: Columbus, Conquest, and the First Wave of Destruction
26Chapter 18: The Living Nations — Indigenous Culture, Identity, and Renaissance
12Chapter 7: The English Arrive — Alliance, Betrayal, and the Wars of the East
27Epilogue: The Story Is Not Over
13Chapter 8: The Colonial Period — Trade, Disease, and Shifting Alliances
28Acknowledgments
14PART THREE: REMOVAL, RESISTANCE, AND WAR
29Selected Bibliography
15Chapter 9: The New Nation’s Indian Policy
30About the Author