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	Bass Reeves: Great Lawman of the West Access this item. Title Bass Reeves: Great Lawman of the West Based on Bandits, bears, and backaches. Chapter 06. Great lawman of the West. Subject Reeves, Bass United States marshals -- Indian Territory African American police -- Oklahoma Outlaws -- Indian Territory -- History Frontier and pioneer life -- Indian Territory Description Students will research and examine the important roles of lawmen such as Bass Reeves in the structuring of Arkansas as a state. They will also review how lawmen such as Reeves may have influence Arkansas law and political system as a whole. Grades 5th 6th 7th 8th Strands Social Studies revision 2006: Arkansas History Grades 7-8: Geography Social Studies revision 2006: Arkansas History Grades 7-8: Reconstruction through Progressive Era Social Studies revision 2006: History: History K-4 Social Studies revision 2006: History: History 5-8 Social Studies revision 2006: Civics K-8: Government K-4 Library Media 2007: Inquiry: Identify and Access 5-8 Frameworks G.1.AH.7-8.3 RP.6.AH.7-8.1 RP.6.AH.7-8.6 G.1.AH.9-12.3 RP.6.AH.9-12.1 RP.6.AH.9-12.6 H.6.4.3 H.6.4.12 H.6.5.6 C.4.4.1 C.4.4.2 Library Media Frameworks I.1.5.11 I.1.6.11 I.1.7.11 I.1.8.11 Coverage Indian Territory; Arkansas; 1834-1907 Language English Creator Woody, Velma B. Contributors Bland, Kay Date 2005 Date modified 2008 Type application Format pdf Source Bandits, bears, and backaches : a collection of short stories based on Arkansas history / by Velma B. Branscum Woody. (2004) Butler Center lesson plans Relation Ruled by race project Publisher Butler Center for Arkansas Studies Rights Butler Center for Arkansas Studies, Central Arkansas Library System
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