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    established permanent settlement **plains indians** made up of many tribes/ languages farmers less vs.buffalo hunter horse bison/ beffalo provided economy flesh- food; skin- materials‚ used all parts plains warriors whites biggest foes mid 19th c sioux‚ arapaho‚ cheyene‚ -powerful alliance greatest “tribe” ecological- economic decline vulnerable to disease **indian disadvantages** 1840’s- long term battle; fall economically and industry Hispanic New Mexico: 1840’s U.S acquired mexican residents

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    Matt Miller 12/6/12 Topic Research Paper SPM 373 Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones but Names Will Never Hurt Me (Unless I am Native American) Introduction Arguments can be made that Native Americans have been discriminated against since Christopher Columbus navigated into the New World in 1492‚ and that it has lasted in society and sports up to this day. One very controversial issue in sports has been the use of Native American nicknames and mascots among schools and professional

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    Westward Expansion Dbq

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    westward expansion disrupted native american lives after the civil war due to expansionist invading their lands and taking their freedom‚ while simultaneously destroying their culture and population. the issue of land was one of the largest controversies pertaining to westward expansion. In an era characterized by rapid population growth and economic depression‚ the pull to move west was strong in the white settlers hoping for a better life. The Homestead Act further encouraged settlers to migrate

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    Oldenburg The West 1. How did the culture of the Plains Indians‚ specifically the Lakota Sioux‚ change in the late 19th century? Americans had been traveling westward in small numbers until the late 1840’s when gold was discovered throughout the region. Afterwards‚ Americans passed through the plains regions in heavy numbers seeking fortunes and gold presenting significant problems for the Sioux. They decimated the land and water ecosystems‚ drove away the bison herds and messed up their

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    Racial History Report Hello friend‚ I am writing this letter to you with the intent of helping you understand the finer points of what it has been to be a Native American throughout history. Our experience has been less than desirable since the 1400’s when Columbus arrived with his men and 17 ships. According to Churchill (1994)‚ upon Columbus’s arrival‚ he was quick to enslave and exterminate the Native Americans; the Spanish colonists instilled their “superiority” through these acts. But it

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    European diseases such as smallpox ii. The others belonged to migrating hunting tribes 2. The Teton Sioux began in Minnesota where fish and game were dwindling so they ended up migrating across the Missouri River where they discovered horses and began hunting buffalo which had many uses for them. 3. Their athleticism and domination of horseback riding aided them in taking over the great plains 4. The Sioux believed God to be expressed through different facets of nature i. They fasted and participated

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    AP English essay response

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    Monuments are an irreplaceable way in which individuals throughout the world commemorate the triumphs of heroes or disastrous events. When devising a monument‚ individuals often disregard three critical factors; the location‚ size and material of the monument. Location‚ size and material must be utilized in preciseness to obtain optimum success. The precision of where a monument is to be erected must be precise in order to gain maximum appreciation. In Riverside Park‚ Easton‚ Pennsylvania

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    Courage” it tells the tales and findings of Lewis and Clark when it came to the surveying of the land during the Western Expansion for President Andrew Jackson. During this survey they came in contact with many Native American tribes for example the Sioux. The Sioux believed in many things‚ but their belief in animism was repeatedly shown throughout their interactions with Lewis and Clark. Animism is the belief in a supernatural power that organizes and animates the material universe. During their celebration

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    Some tribes peacefully cooperated understanding that it was the only way they would survive others like the Sioux tribe fought for their land. It wasn’t uncommon for armies to go in and kill Indian tribes in order to gain land for the American Settlers. In one instance the American army went against the Fort Laramie Treaty‚ which had troops abandon Sioux territory‚ and entered the Sioux land in order to build a railroad right

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    SUMMARY OF MOVIE: During a US Civil War battle‚ Union Army Officer Lieutenant John J. Dunbar learns that his injured leg is to be amputated. Seeing fellow soldiers with amputated legs‚ he refuses amputation and attempts suicide by riding a horse across the line of fire‚ between the Union and Confederate. His action has the unexpected effect of uniting his mates‚ who storm the distracted Confederates and win the battle. After the battle‚ an experienced general’s surgeon saved Dunbar’s leg. The commanding

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