As one of four volumes in a series on American minorities, this study/resource guide on American Indians is designed for secondary teachers and students and employs an interdisciplinary approach focusing on the following themes: (1) Identity; (2) Conflict; and (3) Integration vs Nationalism. Each thematic section presents a study outline which is paralled by notes and bibliographic citations. For example, an entry under "Study Outline" might refer to the Iroquois confederation of the five tribes, and the entries under "Notes and Sources" might name the tribes and suggest books and/or articles relevant to the five tribes. While the bibliographic citations initially appear on the same page as the study outline, these citations also appear in a formal bibliography. Dating from 1907 to 1973, the bibliography includes over 300 citations of books, periodicals, government documents, etc. Basically historical and chronological in development, this guide emphasizes humanistic concerns and utilizes numerous literary sources. (JC)