helen maria fiske hunt jackson (Meaning)
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helen maria fiske hunt jackson (n)
United States writer of romantic novels about the unjust treatment of Native Americans (1830-1885)
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helen maria fiske hunt jackson Sentence Examples
- Helen Maria Fiske Hunt Jackson's poignant writings ignited public outrage over the mistreatment of Native Americans.
- Through her novel "Ramona," Jackson brought the plight of California's Luiseño people into the national spotlight.
- Jackson's advocacy for Native American rights earned her the moniker "H.H."
- (Helen Hunt Jackson).
- As a special commissioner, Jackson documented the appalling conditions on reservations in her "Report on the Condition of the Indians in the United States."
- Jackson's writings inspired the establishment of the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Office of Indian Rights.
- The Helen Maria Fiske Hunt Jackson Memorial Hospital in Quantico, Virginia, stands as a tribute to her humanitarian efforts.
- Jackson's legacy continues to inspire activists and artists working for social justice.
- The Helen Maria Fiske Hunt Jackson Award recognizes outstanding contributions to American Indian literature.
- Jackson's novel "A Century of Dishonor" exposed the government's broken promises and atrocities against Native Americans.
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United States writer of romantic novels about the unjust treatment of Native Americans (1830-1885)
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Helen Maria Fiske Hunt Jackson's poignant writings ignited public outrage over the mistreatment of Native Americans.
Through her novel "Ramona," Jackson brought the plight of California's Luiseño people into the national spotlight.
Jackson's advocacy for Native American rights earned her the moniker "H.H."
(Helen Hunt Jackson).
