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This report, presented by Lucretia Lovato, Randi Begaye, and Daniel Ellis, delves into critical aspects of American Indian studies, particularly focusing on the economic and living conditions of Native Americans. It highlights the pervasive poverty among the majority of Indians, analyzing their work ethics, healthcare access, and housing issues. Education is emphasized as vital for progress, advocating for continued education beyond boarding schools. The report discusses funding mechanisms, per-capita payments, and the importance of encouraging youth towards professional careers.
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Merriam Report Chapter 1 Introduction to American Indian Studies AIS 310 Presented by Lucretia Lovato Randi Begaye Daniel Ellis
Indian Conditions • Economic Conditions • Majority of Indians are poor • View of Indian work ethics • Living/Health Conditions • Housing • Spread of Diseases • Diet
Education “The Indian Service should encourage promising Indian youth to continue their education beyond boarding schools and to fit themselves for professional, scientific, and technical callings” p.35
Funding • Per-Capita Payments - Disbursement - Uses • Healthcare - Conditions - Staff • Inheritance -Money & Land
