The US government forced Native Americans to live on reservations. This was done supposedly for the Native Americana's protection; however, in truth these treaty's were negotiated in a fraudulent manner, the U. S. government negotiated their treaty to advance the ideas of western expansion, not to protect the native people, but to increase the territory of the United States. also part of these treatys gave monastery payment to the native people, food stuffs, and other goods, so that the native people could live on the barron land, reservations were in areas that usually had poor hunting, poor soil, and could not sustain life, ergo the afore mentioned treaty agreement, the problem with this forced isolation was; the fact that once the native people were on the reservation, the American government forgot about them and the treaty they signed.
No. The Cherokees lived in the Appalachian mountains before the American government forced them to move onto a reservation in Oklahoma.
the Indians attacked the colony and the were forced to live.
they forced them to stay and live their way.
probably American Indians
native Americans live everywhere.
Yes they were forced to live on reservations. The Americans still made them move even after that.
An Indian Reservation.
They were forced to accept Christianity.
Look around you. Everything you see was once controlled by the Indians. Imagine in 2011 that this country was invaded, the defense collapsed and many of us were killed and the ones that survived were forced to live in a smaller area or else forced to integrate and live with the invaders. . This is exactly what happened to the Indians!
No. The Cherokees lived in the Appalachian mountains before the American government forced them to move onto a reservation in Oklahoma.
yes
the Indians attacked the colony and the were forced to live.
they forced them to stay and live their way.
probably American Indians
forced migration of american indians to land west of the mississippi river
native Americans live everywhere.
American Indians, were forced out of their swamps by the settlers and kept to themselves until further anger was built up and battles between the two groups broke out.