For most people, the Grand Coulee Dam symbolizes engineering achievement and progress, showcasing advancements in technology and the ability to harness Natural Resources for electricity and irrigation. However, for Native Americans of the Northwest, it represents a significant loss, as the dam disrupted traditional fisheries and submerged ancestral lands, leading to cultural and spiritual dislocation. Thus, while it stands as a monument to modernity for some, it evokes a legacy of struggle and displacement for Indigenous communities.
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the native Americans were forced west and just wanted to protect there land.
Food sources for Native Americans of the northwest differed from those of the Native Americans living in the west and southwest because those in the northwest had plenty of seafood. They were able to supplement the meat that they hunted, and the vegetables they grew with fish, and shellfish.
Native American do because they were here first
The Native Americans lived happy with the national cap
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Native Americans and the British
it shattered native american confidence in the prophet, some native americans fled to Canada.
the native Americans were forced west and just wanted to protect there land.
because the american settlers took the native americans land and the native americans where defending there home which they have lived at for over 30,000 years
Native Americans fought the Battle of Fallen Timbers in an effort to keep control of their lands in the Northwest Territory. Despite the treaty that ceded Northwest territory land to the Americans, British troops continued to occupy the territory and assist Native Americans in fighting the colonists. The battle ended in total victory for the Americans.