What year did native Americans move into Nevada?

um the native Americans went to reservations in different times but all native Americans where in reservations at about 1886

No one really knows when Native Americans came to North America.

They were here, hence the name NATIVE Americans

Organized resistance by Native Americans on the southern plains came to an end in 1898. That was the year of the Wounded Knee massacre.

Native Americans have been in the Americas for at least 20,000 years and perhaps twice that long. They are still around today - so pick any year.

it was introduced by the Native Americans

The legal age of majority in the state of Nevada is eighteen (18).

The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876. During the same year, the United States ordered all Native Americans to move into reservations.

Christopher Columbus first came across native Americans in 1492. He documented the encounter in his journal.

The Native Americans taught the colonists a lot about the land and how to survive. Afterwards, many of the Native Americans were displaced.

I think in 1487.

they held it in the year 1621

Several thousand years ago.

In the 1800's

Seventeen is not the same as eighteen. Until you are an adult, the Nevada law says the parents are responsible for the minor.

The Native Americans attacked English settlements in the Ohio Valley during the year of 1763, after the end of the French and Indian War.

No, they cannot move without permission in Nevada. Either the parents have to consent or there is a court order.

Native Americans were smoking centuries before records were kept.

Native Americans were using the yoyo at about 1000 B.C.

The Synder Act of 1924

In the United States, during the year 2000 it was estimated for the average Native American to have an income of $31,799. Hispanics had an estimated income of $31,703. This means statistically speaking, Native Americans and Mexicans earn the same.

Only if she has parental permission to do so or she

10-15 percent.

The Brown Family from Sister Wives on TLC moved to Nevada earlier this year (2011).

Lacrosse was first played by Native Americans, but it is not known exactly when this started.

taught them to save food corn

Andrew Jackson was moving the Native Americans east of the Mississippi River.

cause it is just that go and find it your self

White Protestants

Umm..The Americans started using a dreamcatcher on Febuary 2000. Umm..The Americans started using a dreamcatcher on Febuary 2000.

Estimates currently point to a date approximately 18,000 years ago.

They helped them to grow food and navigate the land.

the pilgrims and the native Americans decided that it was so good to work together that they would do it every year

Oklahoma was found by the native Americans and became the 46 state on November 16, 1907

the dnr was started by the Native Americans because they did not like how their animals were being hunted.

The parents are still responsible for them in Nevada. Without their permission they will have to wait until they are 18, or get help from social services to get to a safe place.

Little Bighorn is not a "who" , but a place in WY where George Armstrong Custer fought 2,000 Native Americans in the last battle of the war between the Union army and the Native Americans in 1876. This was the "last stand" of the tribes and within a year they were defeated.

Native Americans created art for the same reason every other group in the world has: * religious and mystical purposes * decoration * because they liked the result * because they had time on their hands during different parts of the year

Not all tribes farmed. Those tribes who did, usually did not move from place to place as the nomadic tribes did. They were able to grow and harvest their food. Then they dried much of it to be used during the long winter months. They would save some of the seeds each year to grow the following year.

Monarchs are common in the summer months all over the United States, including Nevada. They are found year round in Mexico, Central America, northern South America, the Carribean, and parts of southeast Asia and Australia.

The native americans because the first colonist were invading the natives land.

native Americans were already "settled" in north America when europeans "discovered" it... so I don't know what you're trying to ask here....... can you be more specific? what year did the native Americans come to north America?

Although all tribes varied in their spiritual practices, in general, Native Americans only worshipped one God, the Creator. the time of the year meant nothing in regard to that. We honor, recognize and respect the spirits of all things living.

Arrowheads are not fossils, they were made by the Native Americans to use on the tips of their arrows.

Like the rest of the people of the world, their babies could be born on any day of the year.

the native Americans most people think of lived before English settlers came to America Native Americans still live in the U.S., but on reserves. They came to North America many thousands of years ago from Europe and Asia across the Bering Strait, which is now submerged in the ocean between Alaska and Russia. They were still cavemen then, following the animals they hunted and ate as they migrated. Over those many thousand years, they grew…

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Native Americans lived off the land and therefore were very dependent upon weather conditions. Those who lived in warmer climates had an easier time finding game to hunt year round. Therefore, their villages were more permanent and there was even some farming of native plants. The colder climates created months where game was scarce. These tribes tended to move around a lot, and would either migrate to warmer areas until the passing of winter, or…

Sorry, he didn't. The pilgrims did because the native Americans helped them to fertilize crops, so one year, they didn't have food, and then the next year, they had an abundance of food.

Native Americans used eggs in a variety of ways. They would break them open and eat them raw for much nourishment. Sometimes they would bake them or scramble them. They also fed them to their horses to make them faster and give them endurance. The most unheard of thing that Native Americans did with eggs was on a certain night of the year, they would run around egging each others tepee's and horses just for…