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The panel will also consider the more specific question of treaties, land, and dispossession within a broader, comparative framework that builds upon recent studies of \u201cland grab\u201d politics across U.S. history as a whole. Additionally, the speakers will reflect on a second theme central to their scholarship: that U.S. history cannot be understood without recognizing the central role of Indigenous histories and experiences.\n\n5:30 \u2013 6:30pm: Reception with light fare with the panelists.\n6:30 \u2013 7:00pm: Conference Opening with Emcee Bethany Hughes and Welcome Song shared by Stick City, U-M\u2019s Native American Student Association\u2019s Drum Group.\n7:00 \u2013 8:30pm: Opening Remarks by U-M President Grasso and former EIHS Director John Carson followed by the keynote roundtable, and public Q&A.\n\nAll events are open to the public. 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