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    The Government had agreed to deal with the Natives through "formal treaties"‚ but a lot of changes were made as the government erased and redrew treaty line after treaty line‚ making their way more towards West. However‚ many Americans felt respect towards the Indians. They wanted them to be part of their society so they tried to Christianize them‚ civilize them‚ gave them the chance to attain literacy. Some Tribes resisted and some followed‚ especially the "Five Civilized Tribes"-which included

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    1) Indian life on the Great Plains was transformed dramatically‚ as nearly every Native American was living on a reservation by force‚ as their land had been taken away from them. One of the Indian’s main food supply had degenerated as well‚ as Buffalo Bill killed 4‚300 bison to feed the Union Pacific Railroad crews and the Army killed 9 million buffalo. The Native Americans lost their homes‚ and their major food source‚ which is a dramatic change in any person or tribe’s life. 2) Yes‚ the Indian

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    Though Cooper shared some of the same values and ideas‚ he held an admiration for the frontier‚ wilderness and the woodsman. It seemed as though he believed in white supremacy to an extent but at the same time held a view of awe and respect for Native Americans. This ambivalence towards racism between Whites and Indians is shown numerously throughout the book and it is also apparent that Cooper held responsibility‚ determination‚ honor‚ and courage in high regard.

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    March 6‚ 1755 Dear Diary‚ Today was very hectic. Me‚ my husband and our 3 daughters have been trying to flee the American Revolution‚ and finally we have found land to settle on. The land is very rough and isolated‚ nothing like it was back home‚ however we are grateful for what we have been given. My family is very scared about what awaits us‚ but I must stay strong for them. Many are panicked and confused‚ as we had to leave numerous possessions behind. My husband‚ Peter has been very helpful

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    Government took all appropriate actions to maintain peace with Native American tribes. Furthermore the United States was justified in its aggressive measures used to seize land from unruly Native American tribes during the era.” There little validity in this statement. During this time period American troops were interloping on Native American territory‚ starting violence‚ and forcing them out of their homes. The hostility of American Soldiers toward these people led to several tragedies‚ such as

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    after the war. Other Blacks mostly freemen joined the American cause. Blacks on both side were put to work as agricultural or construction workers out of fear of rebellion if they were given weapons. Sadly the war strengthened the institution of slavery in the South but exactly the opposite occurred in the North. “The Revolutionary War helped to bring an end to slavery (in the North) although it remained legal there for some time.” (The American Journey Ch.6‚ Pg.162). Some blacks left with the British

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    Haley Aldridge History 1302 Bruce 6th Most Impressive Native American Leader After the Civil War the United States looked westward to expand the nation to the Pacific Ocean. An impediment to westward expansion was Native Americans already occupying an claiming large territories. Most Native Americans did not understand the scope or magnitude of the hordes of people moving west. The primitive tribes of Native America were unprepared to deal with the magnitude of change

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    The Kaw native american tribe was and still are a fascinating tribe that lived in Great Plains.The Kaw head a spoke but was never a written language‚ also the way they dressed was very different from the way people today‚ they cooperated with other small tribes to insure their survival and to not make enemies. The Kaw’s language was almost lost withe when their last fluent speaker died in the late 20th century‚ but most people of the tribe are trying to bring it back. The Kaw didn’t go to war very

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    Another essential quality considered necessary for Columbus to command his expedition was a secure code of moral principles‚ while also being conscious of various cultural and individual differences. This was apparent in his dealings with the Native Americans that he encountered when arriving in the New World. The most productive way for a leader to deal with an ethical dilemma is to constantly scrutinize their own feelings and thoughts and to exercise negotiation skills with those who abide by differing

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    Page 1 NATIVE AMERICANS Early on in the text we learned about a time period in our history that took the land from the Native American’s‚ making them promises of a better life if they would move to different locations in the country and live on a Tribal Reservation. This period of time was called manifest destiny and caused an everlasting effect upon the Native American’s in this country. The Native American’s went from complete freedom‚ which included being able to roam and move about

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