Cultural Issues: History Stealing Indian land
Parent Term
Sibling Terms
- American historical myths
- American Revolution
- Archaeology
- Arrival of whites in Mississippi
- Attack on Atlanta
- Awareness of / Being in history
- Baby Boom
- Battle of Bull Run
- Battle of Shiloh|Pittsburg Landing
- Burr conspiracy
- Carpetbaggers
- Civil Rights legislation
- Civil War
- Civil War as point of reference
- Civil War consequences
- Cold War
- Colonization
- Communism
- Compromise of 1850
- Confederacy / Confederate States of America / C.S.A.
- Convict labor
- European
- European Revolutions of 1848
- Explorers
- Founding fathers
- Frontier outlawry
- Great Migration
- Immigration
- Indian Removal
- King Cotton
- Ku Klux Klan
- Mexican Rebellion
- Moving away
- Negro troops
- New Deal
- Old South and start of the war
- Panic of 1893
- Plantation culture
- Pre-World War II issues
- Prohibition
- Reconstruction
- Silver Shirts
- Southern secession
- Spanish Civil War
- Surrender at Appomattox
- Transatlantic migration
- War of 1812
Tagged Events
Actions: Economic›Selling land | Work›Government
Cultural Issues: Economy›Oil business | Government›National authority | Government›Usurpation | Group Mentality›Political solidarity | History›Indian Removal | History›Stealing Indian land | Identity, Cultural›National | Ritual›Dueling | War›Indian / Native American wars
Actions: Economic›Selling land
Cultural Issues: History›Stealing Indian land | Progress›Clearing the land
Aesthetics: Recurring Episodes›Compson land acquired
Actions: Bodily›Starvation | Emotional›Outrage | Verbal›Marriage proposal | Work›Building structure
Cultural Issues: Age›Spinsterhood | Class›Respectability | Class›White trash | Crime›Murder | History›Stealing Indian land | Region›Reconstruction | Slavery›Emancipation | War›Civil War | War›Draft evasion / Draft dodging
Themes and Motifs: Objects›Pistol | Psychological›Madness | Recurring Tropes›Doom | Recurring Tropes›Mausoleum | Recurring Tropes›Restoration / rebuilding | Recurring Tropes›Secret
Aesthetics: Allusion, Biblical›Beelzebub | Allusion, Historical›Davis, Jefferson | Allusion, Historical›Lee, Robert Edward | Allusion, Literary›Faustus | Allusion, Mythical›Agamemnon | Allusion, Mythical›Cassandra | Allusion, Mythical›Demon | Allusion, Mythical›Pyramus and Thisbe | Figures of Speech›Creditor | Figures of Speech›Jackal | Figures of Speech›People compared to animals | Figures of Speech›Scythe | Narrative›Summary | Tone›Shift