An example of these places employed poet Marianne Moore from 1911 to 1914 in departments such as bookkeeping.
An example of these places employed poet Marianne Moore from 1911 to 1914 in departments such as bookkeeping. A model resident of these places hated wearing the mandatory red flannel underwear, served as an intern for John Wanamaker, and was highly respected by institutional founder Richard Henry Pratt. A 2004 book by Ward Churchill describes the "genocidal impact" of these places. In 1900, an example of these places had a football team coached by Pop Warner, whose star player was Jim Thorpe. That example of these institutions at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, was founded by a person who wanted to "save the man" by killing an old, savage culture. For 10 points, what late 19th century institutions were intended to force assimilation on as well as educate indigenous peoples?
An example of these places employed poet Marianne Moore from 1911 to 1914 in departments such as bookkeeping.
American Indian boarding schools [or Native American boarding schools; prompt on indigenous boarding schools; do not accept or prompt on "native schools" or "reservations"]