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The Great Plains Indians had been put on reservations what did the The Indians had to do?
They got shot
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.
Why did the Mormons put the Utah Indians in reservations?
So that there would be no argument about who owned the Indians land It doesn't mater what religion you are a thief is a thief
In 1867 the us government decided that the best way to control western Indians was to put each tribe on a section of what?
Reservations
Who was president when the Indians were being put on reservations?
There were more than 1 president of the US involved with reservations, beginning at the First President of the USA, George Washington through the 30th, Calvin Coolidge.
How many English were in America before Mayflower?
Indians until the English settlers came in to take over and put the tribes on reservations.
Did Greeks originate from Indians?
i think so my teacher said there wasnt but you put down what you think
Why were Plains Indians unwilling to stay on reservations?
Many Plains Indians refused to live on reservations in the early days of the United States because they were not then free to do what they wanted. They were put on reservations and basically allowed to starve because they were not free to hunt for food. To them, going to the reservation was like a death sentence.
What is the origin of gone off the reservation?
not sure, but i think it means someones lost it/gone crazy etc. i think it comes from the Indians being put in reservations and if you "go off the reservation" your crazy you could get linched or shot or something.
What designs did the pueblo Indians put on their pottery?
The Pueblo Indians put animal paintings on their pottery.
Which part of this is an idiom I'm not sure about Perkins said the director I don't think he's company material I have reservations too said Drucker but I can't quite put my finger on it?
The full question is:Question: Which part of the paragraph below is an idiom?"I'm not sure about Perkins," said the director. "I don't think he's companymaterial.""I have reservations, too," said Drucker, "but I can't quite put my finger on it.""Here's my two cents: I don't think he plays golf.""Not a golfer?" Drucker's mouth gaped in amazement. "Well, I think you've hitthe nail on the head, sir."A. Put my finger on itB. My two centsC. Hit the nail on the head*D. All of the above*D. All of the choices are correct.
How is American Indian reservations today different from life for them before reservations?
The reservations meant that the Indians led a totally different way of life. They were a means of totally destroying the Indian culture and way of life. The Indians were not allowed to hunt the buffalo which in the best provided them will nearly everything they needed. This was they had to depend on US food hand-outs. If they tried to rebel the US would stop the food hand-outs and the tribe would starve. Tribes were split up across different reservations- they were no longer united so the tribal council, the chief lost their roles in the tribe. Religious feats, ceremonies and dances were banned, the medicine man lost his role in the tribe. Were not allowed to carry weapons- so braves couldn't prove their bravery by battle and they couldn't increase their wealth by stealing horses. Indians lost power to punish themselves, would be put on trial like Americans-lost Indian way of life and culture, Some Indians were made into US police style officers a cunning ploy to make some Indians loyal to the USA. Children were forcibly made to go to boarding school, they lived in military conditions and were taught to disrespect their Indian culture and were not allowed to speak their tribal language, Dawes act 1887 split reservations into farming plots for each family- plan to turn Indians into 'civilised' Americans and this also split the tribe. Poor, infertile soil meant they couldn't make good produced so depended on government.
