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The final blow to Native American tribal life on the Plains was?
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The extermination of the buffalo
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How were Native Americans affected by the building of a large railway network in the USA?
The rapid expansion of railways after the US Civil War had a negative affect on many Native Americans. By the 1880's the United States contained almost one third of the world's railway mileage. The completion of the transcontinental railroad system in May of 1869 was viewed by many Americans as the "final solution" to the Native American Tribal threat to US citizen settlements in the West. Even before the final spike was made to the East to West railway project, Congress had passed applications for military use of the coast to coast railway to ensure that the "savages" would be denied the Buffalo ranges by military force. The railways themselves were often built on what Native Americans considered to be their lands. The railway system brought new settlers from the Eastern States to all parts of the western areas of the continental USA more rapidly than the wagon train method. This large influx had conflicts with the Native Americans over territorial rights. The conflicts grew into violent ones and in some cases the result was a war against certain Native American tribes fought by Federal troops who were well armed and numerous.
What is most often considered the final fight from Native Americans?
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Survivor Cook Islands was the first to have a final tribal council with three survivors?
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Why did the U.S. government require all Native Americans to move to reservationsthing?
From the start of the European invasion into North America the Native American tribes were killed, discriminated against, land taken from them, and the final insult removing them to reservations. The government broke treaties with the Native American nations and union troops would often enter encampments of tribes in the early morning hours killing men, women, and children. Not only were they attacked, but they were given blankets with diseases, the plains tribes main food source buffalo killed, and environmental terrorism practiced through the introduction of foreign plants, insects, and animals. The final action was the governmental policy "a good Indian is a dead one." Read Black Elk Speaks, and bury my Heart at Wounded Knee.
What if vote ends up in tie in final tribal council in survivor?
fire-making challenge or drawing rocks
Which states are named from native American languages?
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What ended the Sioux resistance to white domination?
Little Big Horn. After the battle and the newspaper accounts of the battle people were upset and wanted the Native Americans to be punished. This was a big event for the late 1800's and the Union army was tasked with a "final solution" to the Native American problem.
What was the British perspective on the battle on the plains of Abraham?
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How were Native Americans affected by the building of a large railway network in the USA?
The rapid expansion of railways after the US Civil War had a negative affect on many Native Americans. By the 1880's the United States contained almost one third of the world's railway mileage. The completion of the transcontinental railroad system in May of 1869 was viewed by many Americans as the "final solution" to the Native American Tribal threat to US citizen settlements in the West. Even before the final spike was made to the East to West railway project, Congress had passed applications for military use of the coast to coast railway to ensure that the "savages" would be denied the Buffalo ranges by military force. The railways themselves were often built on what Native Americans considered to be their lands. The railway system brought new settlers from the Eastern States to all parts of the western areas of the continental USA more rapidly than the wagon train method. This large influx had conflicts with the Native Americans over territorial rights. The conflicts grew into violent ones and in some cases the result was a war against certain Native American tribes fought by Federal troops who were well armed and numerous.
Are the final two on American Idol a couple?
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