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How did portrayals of American Indians contrast with portrayala of whites?
Portrayals of American Indians in American media and literature often depicted them as noble savages or violent, primitive beings, emphasizing their supposed differences from white settlers. In contrast, whites were typically portrayed as civilized, rational, and morally superior, embodying themes of progress and democracy. This stark dichotomy reinforced stereotypes and justified colonial expansion while diminishing the complexities and cultures of Indigenous peoples. Overall, these contrasting representations contributed to a narrative that marginalized American Indians in favor of a Eurocentric worldview.
What statement would President Andrew Jackson most likely agree with in public?
Whites will make better use of the land than American Indians.
What is a comanchero?
Whites and Indians who traded with the American Indians of the southwest during the late 1800's.
How was the relationship between the whites and Indians?
The Indians and Whites had various relationships. Some liked the whites and some didnt, it depended on what the indians tribe was like, and what they beileved.
How did spanish come to the Americas?
The spanish did acually own America after the whites fought off the Indians then the whites and spanish fought over America . The whites won and took over American land.
Why did the Indians and the whites appeared unable to live peacefully side by side?
The Indians and whites could not live peacefully side by side due to the early history of behavior of whites which breed mistrust in the Indians. One example of Indians inability to trust whites started as early as the Jamestown incident in which whites repeatedly incited violent acts upon the Indians in order to establish themrselves as rulers and lawmakers over the Indians. Most whites were of aristocratic background and refused to hunt or plant food for survival as it was considered beneath them. After recorded acts of canibalism committed against other whites , the Indians finally agreed to allow whites to eat the food which Indians had grown in trade for certain things and in order to prevent further atrocities. Whites continued to behave violently towards the Indians.
How does Jackson most cearly use a hasty generalization about Indian removal in this excerpt?
He concludes that american Indians hold the same views as whites about settling in a new land.
What is Columbia's ethnicities?
Indians, blacks, and whites
Is Mexico a government of Indians or a government of whites?
It is a government of both indians and whites and anything in between. People is a mixture of whites and indians. There has been at least one indian president. Most have been "mestizos" whithe/indian. but most had looked very white with little to no indian blood. Souther states have more indians that northern. Culturally and educationally is mostly white. Their official language is Spanish. there are only small areas with indias that have kept their original culture. Nonte. The indians in Mexico are mostly Nahuatl and Mayans; they are also called indigens to identify them as American indians not from the country of India.
What kind of land did they put Indians on in the 1860s?
In the 1860s American Indians were put on reservations because whites wanted the land the the Indians had been given previously. In general reservations were on land no one wanted. Then if it became valuable it was often taken away.
What was the rights for black whites coloreds and Indians in Africa?
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What was the longest and bloodiest war between whites and Indians in the 1600s?
The longest and bloodiest war between the whites and Indians was King Phillip's War.
