Recall the two perspectives we have been exploring. In the chat: (1) Which perspective do you think has been most underrepresented in typical U.S. history textbooks? (2) Why? by

2025-10-22 18:46:25 UTC

Native Americans because the dominant narrative U.S. history has traditionally been written from the perspective of the colonizers and the victors.

2025-10-22 18:48:22 UTC

I think the American women were underrepresented the most because a lot of the struggles and obstacles they had to over come and do. They had limited roles , low representation in standards , and portrayed as bystanders. This is unfair to them and more of their story should be in history.

2025-10-22 18:49:26 UTC

probably the native Americans because many movies interpreted the view from the colonizers but from the native American perspective its way different.

2025-10-22 18:50:03 UTC

Native Americans because i have mainly seen things about colonizers ( based off of my experience with history) and not a lot about natives.

khloef5147 — 2025-10-22 18:54:12 UTC

I think the native americans because theres many movies interpreted the view from the colonizers but the native American perspective is different.

2025-10-22 18:59:03 UTC

I think American women. U.S. literature was typically written in the point of view of men. Since men had "importance" during those times for bravery and strength. Women were forced to stay in their homes which lowered the chance of recognition.