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What happened to the Native Americans living east on the Mississippi river?
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Why did Jackson think it would be in the interests of the US to have Native Americans living west of the Mississippi?
He believed that they were a danger to the US citizens living on the fringe areas, the government also wanted the land.from chacha.com
Who were the Native Americans living in Utah?
The Utes
In 11990 the population of kansaas was 2477574 which included 21965 native americans what percent of people living on kansas were native americans?
If the population in 1990 in Kansas was 2,477,547 which included 21,965 Native Americans, the percent of people living in Kansas who were Native Americans is just under .1%.
What happened to the native Americans living east of Mississippi river?
small pox, poisoned flour, reservations, genocide, assimilation into different cultures ect ect..... it really depends of when, where (other than east of the Mississippi), and what tribes
Why were the Native Americans first Americans?
When the Native Americans arrived, approximately 10,000 years ago, no other human beings were living in the Americas.
What did native Americans eat for a living?
Buffalo meat
What is the confederacy of Native Americans living in Georgia?
The answer is creek
Were the native Americans living incottages?
NO, they lived in teepees.
What effect did the arrival of the europeansto the northwest coast have on the native Americans living there?
The Native Americans lived happy with the national cap
Who profited from what Lewis and Clark discovered?
Everyone who currently lives, earns their living, or enjoys visiting in any of the US states from the Mississippi to the Pacific Coast, except perhaps the native Americans.
What Native American tribe was living in the area settled by John Smith?
the native Americans who were living in the area where the pilgrims settled
Who were the native Americans living around the Chesapeake bay?
Captain John Smith, who explored the Bay in 1607, found primarily Algonquin-speaking Native Americans living by its shores.
