“Modoc Chief” Fort Bidwell Boarding School October issue.
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Title
“Modoc Chief” Fort Bidwell Boarding School October issue.
Subject
California
Indigenous Peoples
Boarding School
Assimilation
Education
Indigenous Peoples
Boarding School
Assimilation
Education
Description
The below source is a page from a wider publication demonstrating the execution of Native American education at the Fort Bidwell Boarding School, California. Surrounded by four colored leaves, in hand writing the source states that ‘The Good American Tries To Gain and Keep Perfect Health’ illustrating federal policy towards the assimilation of Native American children into 20th century society with regard to their education. The source tells us about the education which was adopted by Californian Boarding schools and the policies which they thought the Native American children needed to learn. This piece relates more widely to the other sources within its collection which demonstrate the teachings and policies of these boarding schools when attempting to assimilate these native children and turn them into the ‘ideal’ American.
Creator
Fort Bidwell Boarding School, California
Publisher
Docs Teach
https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/the-modoc-chief-october-issue-published-by-the-fort-bidwell-boarding-school-california
https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/the-modoc-chief-october-issue-published-by-the-fort-bidwell-boarding-school-california
Date
April 1928
Contributor
Ellen Daly
Rights
National Archives, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Format
English
Language
Textual - handwritten
Type
20th century California
Identifier
20th century California
Files
Collection
Citation
Fort Bidwell Boarding School, California, ““Modoc Chief” Fort Bidwell Boarding School October issue.,” The American Pacific Rim: Colonisation, Conflict and Connections, 1800-Present, accessed May 12, 2024, https://theamericanpacificrim.omeka.net/items/show/37.