The Pueblo: Farmers of the Southwest (American Indian Nations) By Mary Englar

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Mary L Englar received Master of Fine Arts Degree in Creative Writing and was a professor at Mankato State She wrote and published educational childrens books She served in the Peace Corps in Tunisia She was diagnosed with Stage IV Adrenal gland cancer She passed March 3rd 2017 at the age of 62 info was taken from an obit in the star tribune Mary L Englar received Master of Fine Arts Degree in Creative Writing and was a professor at Mankato State She wrote and published educational children s books She served in the Peace Corps in Tunisia She was diagnosed with Stage IV Adrenal gland cancer She passed March 3rd 2017 at the age of 62 info was taken from an obit in the star tribune site_link Bold photography and illustrations and captivating text provide insightful glimpses into American Indian nations of North America Fascinating descriptions of the history and lifestyles of these nations help readers understand these rich cultures that have endured to this day Special features throughout these books include biographical profiles time lines maps and recipes This series explores and supports the standards Era 1 Three Worlds Meet Beginnings to 1620 and Era 4 Expansion and Reform 1801 1861 as required by the National Standards for History and Culture Time Continuity and Change People Places and Environments Individual Development and Identity Individuals Groups and Institutions and Power Authority and Governance as required by the National Council for the Social Studies The Pueblo Farmers of the Southwest American Indian Nations