Hi, I'm Shannon, the podcast producer here at C-SPAN, and this week on the Lectures and History

podcast, University of North Carolina at Pembroke history professor Jamie Myers, discussed

of Southeast Native American tribes during the 18th century. The arrival of European colonists

significantly impacted Southeast Native American tribes,

leading to conflicts over land, trade, and alliances, with some tribes being forced to relocate

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The last time that we spoke, we ended with the Yarmacy War. So you can see from the timeline

here, I've picked up with 1715. That's when the Yarmacy War begins.

And I've given some other dates.

I'm not necessarily going to talk about all of these dates in detail,

but I'm going to try to cover roughly 100 years' worth of history today.

And so I gave you some dates so that you could kind of have placeholders so that you could get a sense of where you were in time.

So we will, we can come back to these as we go along. I've also got some things for you to consider as we talk today.

Again, we're going to be covering a lot of different things over quite a span

of time. And so consider about how native people in the Southeast continue to have and demonstrate

power in the 18th century. We're going to talk about the impacts that the American Revolution

had on Native people in the Southeast. And we're going to talk about the impacts that the American Revolution had on Native people in the Southeast.

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