How the Indians Lost Their Land Law and Power on the Frontier. Yogyakarta: Universitas Gadjah Mada.īanner, Stuart.

Regaining an Identity as a Native American in Linda Hogan’s Power. Keywords: Historical Approach, Indian Territory, Native American, Ojibwa.Īgustina, Mia Fitria. As for the reasons they prefer to choose their own way in getting territory because of several factors such as beliefs, relatives, and natural conditions of the land. They can defend their tribe by using their intelligence, courage, and self-confidence. The Ojibwa people are able to maintain their tribal presence in America against the white people. There are several conclusions based on the analysis of the data.

The method used is qualitative method related to literature study by using the five books of The Birchbark House book series as the primary data of this research. This research uses historical approach in its analysis. This research focuses on the struggles of the Ojibwa people in getting their territory and the reasons why the Ojibwa people try so hard in keeping their territory. Native American authors have different point of view in telling about Native Americans because they and their ancestors have bitter experiences in dealing with the white people, especially the Ojibwa tribe’s experiences living in the America where other Native American tribes cannot survive their tribes. One of their experiences in confronting the white people is written in the Louise Erdrich’s literary works, an Ojibwa author. Native American people have been experienced in confronting the white people.

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