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Turning Point for Indian Culture
The frontier wars continued until the end of the French and Indian War in 1763. In order to survive, the natives began to fit into a new kind of economy, and had to adopt a different way of living.
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Contributors
Interviewee : John Bear Mitchell, Director of U. Maine's Wabanaki Center
Other : Maine Public Broadcasting
Interviewee : Bruce Bourque, Maine State Museum Chief Archaeologist
Other : Maine Public Broadcasting Network
Subjects
Indian land transfers
Indian Nonintercourse Act, 1790
Native Americans
Passamaquoddy Tribe
Settlements
Publisher
Maine Public Broadcasting
Source
Maine Public Broadcasting: Home : The Story of Maine, Episode 301, “People of the dawn”
Coverage
1678-01-01 -- 1850-01-01
Publication Date
1678-01-01 -- 1850-01-01
2003-01-01
Collection
MPBN: Home Series
Rights
Maine Public Broadcasting Network
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