Native American Genocide Stage
The Native Americans had it rough; they were very disliked by many people. The first
stage was the classification, the Native American, on October 14, 1492; Columbus arrived in the
new world with domination in mind for the natives with 50 men. Columbus was looking for gold
and riches. When he was able to find the natives he decided to use it to his advantage.
The second stage was Symbolization; this was definitely a cruel stage. They would take
their clothes away. They would have to go around as naked as their mothers bore them, and also
all the women. This shows symbolization because their clothes symbolize freedom. When you
wear clothes you are seen as a person, people are being treated like animals. They are not even
giving the prisoners …show more content…
The natives lived their lives peacefully with their own way of thinking and
traditions. Settlers saw them as savages in need of saving. On March 22, 1622
Openchancanough and the Powhatan Indians attacked the plantations around Jamestown.
The last stage I’m doing is Preparation, natives faced harsh conditions. High death rates
resulted from disease, starvation, and extremely harsh conditions during relocation.
The Native Americans had it rough, no matter how many times they would cry and complain the
Europeans had no mercy. The term Genocide is Latin and means the killing or murder of any
tribe. The genocide was not just huge slaughtering of Native Americans; it also known as a
disease of the Europeans that killed the Native Americans. The Europeans killed the Indians for
land in North America as they tried to expand their territory. The war between the Europeans
and Native Americans lasted several years, it was on and off from the 1600's through the early
1900's. The feud was eventually won by the colonists. The Europeans saw the Native Americans
as animals, or less than an animal. The death toll was 95,000,000 to 114, 000,000, it’s crazy to
see how many people died because of diseases, slaughtering or needless
stage was the classification, the Native American, on October 14, 1492; Columbus arrived in the
new world with domination in mind for the natives with 50 men. Columbus was looking for gold
and riches. When he was able to find the natives he decided to use it to his advantage.
The second stage was Symbolization; this was definitely a cruel stage. They would take
their clothes away. They would have to go around as naked as their mothers bore them, and also
all the women. This shows symbolization because their clothes symbolize freedom. When you
wear clothes you are seen as a person, people are being treated like animals. They are not even
giving the prisoners …show more content…
The natives lived their lives peacefully with their own way of thinking and
traditions. Settlers saw them as savages in need of saving. On March 22, 1622
Openchancanough and the Powhatan Indians attacked the plantations around Jamestown.
The last stage I’m doing is Preparation, natives faced harsh conditions. High death rates
resulted from disease, starvation, and extremely harsh conditions during relocation.
The Native Americans had it rough, no matter how many times they would cry and complain the
Europeans had no mercy. The term Genocide is Latin and means the killing or murder of any
tribe. The genocide was not just huge slaughtering of Native Americans; it also known as a
disease of the Europeans that killed the Native Americans. The Europeans killed the Indians for
land in North America as they tried to expand their territory. The war between the Europeans
and Native Americans lasted several years, it was on and off from the 1600's through the early
1900's. The feud was eventually won by the colonists. The Europeans saw the Native Americans
as animals, or less than an animal. The death toll was 95,000,000 to 114, 000,000, it’s crazy to
see how many people died because of diseases, slaughtering or needless