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Indian Boarding Schools

Terms to Know Dehumanization Self-Determination Active Agency Assimilation vs Acculturation

Life at an Indian Boarding School Source: A School's Daily Schedule from 1912 Cushman Indian School, Tacoma, Wash. February 1, 1912 Monday 5:45 A.M.-- Reveille. 5:55 to 6:10 -- Setting Up Exercise & Drill. 6:12 -- Air Beds. 6:12 to 6:45 -- Recreation. 6:45 -- First Call for Breakfast. 6:55 -- Assembly. Roll Call. 7:00 -- Breakfast. 7:30 to 7:35 -- Care of teeth. 7:35 to 7:40 -- Make beds. 7:40 to 7:55 -- Police Quarters. 7:55 -- Industrial Call. 8:00 -- Industrial work begins. School detail at liberty. The use of this period is at pupils' discretion. The more studious at books; those inclined to athletics make use of this time for practice. Some pupils practice music lessons, etc. 8:50 -- First School Call. Roll Call and Inspection. 9:00 -- School. 11:30 -- Recall. Pupils at liberty. 11:55 -- Assembly and Roll Call. 12:00 -- Dinner. 12:30 -- Recreation. 12:50

continued -- School and Industrial Call. Inspection. 1:00 P.M -- Industrial work and School. 3:30 -- School dismissed. School detail at liberty. Time spent in same general manner as morning detail utilizes period from 8:00 to 8:50. 4:30 -- Industrial recall. Drill and Gymnasium classes. 5:15 -- First Call. 5:25 -- Assembly. Roll Call. 5:30 -- Supper. 6:00 -- Care of teeth. 6:10 -- Recreation. 7:15 -- First Call. 7:25 -- Roll Call. Inspection. 7:30 -- Lecture. This period varies in length. Men prominent in education or civic affairs address the pupils. 8:15 -- Call to Quarters. Older pupils prepare lessons; intermediate children play. 8:45 -- Tattoo. Pupils retire. 8:55 -- Check. 9:00 -- Taps.

Location of Indian Boarding Schools Tomah, WI Keshena, WI Carlisle, PA Fort Lewis, CO Tulalip Reservation, WA Salem, OR

Why did the Indian needed to be assimilated? David Wallace Adams stated: "A wild Indian requires a thousand acres to roam over, while an intelligent man will find a comfortable support for his family on a very small tract...Barbarism is costly, wasteful and extravagant. Intelligence promotes thrift and increases prosperity." ( mary-documents-with-reference-to-nas.html) mary-documents-with-reference-to-nas.html Manifest Destiny Culture was foreign to most white Americans Lived what some white Christians thought was a pagan life

Assimilation through Education “Kill the Indian, save the man.” Lt. Richard Henry Pratt Indian children could not practice their culture Speaking their native tongue was forbidden Taught them a trade Required them to live with “proper” white families Regimented and structured life Tom Torlino (Navajo) as he appeared upon arrival to the Carlisle Indian School, October 21, Tom Torlino (Navajo) three years later

What is the difference between immigrants coming to America and assimilating and the Indian experience?