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What could be considered a travesty against American Indians List many if you can?
FunkyKong
Look around you. Everything you see was once controlled by the Indians. Imagine in 2011 that this country was invaded, the defense collapsed and many of us were killed and the ones that survived were forced to live in a smaller area or else forced to integrate and live with the invaders. . This is exactly what happened to the Indians!
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