Karen Carr

About Karen Carr

Dr. Karen Carr is Associate Professor Emerita, Department of History, Portland State University. She holds a doctorate in Classical Art and Archaeology from the University of Michigan. Follow her on Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook, or buy her book, Vandals to Visigoths.
14 08, 2017

Br’er Rabbit takes a ride – American literature

By |2019-02-23T13:23:15-08:00August 14th, 2017|Literature, North America|Comments Off on Br’er Rabbit takes a ride – American literature

Br'er Fox Everyone laughed at Br'er Rabbit This is a story about Br'er Rabbit and his enemy Br'er Fox. Well, after that story with the Tar Baby got around, the girls were all laughing [...]

14 08, 2017

How Br’er Rabbit lost his tail – American literature

By |2019-02-23T13:49:05-08:00August 14th, 2017|Literature, North America|Comments Off on How Br’er Rabbit lost his tail – American literature

Br'er Rabbit and his tail Another Br'er Rabbit story This is a story about Br'er Rabbit. So one day in late fall, Br'er Rabbit was hopping down the dirt road and [...]

14 08, 2017

Anne Bradstreet – American literature

By |2019-01-27T08:41:53-08:00August 14th, 2017|Literature, North America|Comments Off on Anne Bradstreet – American literature

Anne Bradstreet Who was Anne Bradstreet? Anne Bradstreet was the first person who published English poetry in North America. She sailed from England to America with her husband and her [...]

14 08, 2017

Sitting Bull and Wounded Knee – Sioux history

By |2019-12-29T05:55:19-08:00August 14th, 2017|History, Native American|Comments Off on Sitting Bull and Wounded Knee – Sioux history

Sioux history - Red Elk Woman, a member of the Sioux When did the Sioux first meet Europeans? In the 1500s and 1600s AD, Sioux people - Lakota people - were still [...]

14 08, 2017

The Shoshone fight the United States

By |2018-05-17T16:30:44-07:00August 14th, 2017|History, Native American|Comments Off on The Shoshone fight the United States

Shoshone history: a Shoshone woman and baby The Shoshone get horses After the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 AD, some Shoshone people in Wyoming bought horses. These horse-riders split off from the other Shoshone and [...]

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