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Because American settlers moved in native Americans territories.
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What event occurred in Havana that caused Americans to be extremely angry?
It was the sinking of the United States warship, the "USS MAINE". The date was February 15, 1898, and it happened on the coastline of Havana, Cuba.
What view did most indians take about the fighting?
Over the years native peoples had grown angry with both the American colonist and the British. Settlers from both sides continued to encroach in traditional Indian lands, moving onto them without asking
Why did the Revolutionary War happen?
The people of America were angry. The colonists did not like to pay high taxes to the King of England. They did not pay the taxes. The King of England sent an army to America. The army tried to make the colonists pay the taxes. The colonists wanted to be free from England. They started to fight the soldiers of the English army in 1775. The Americans started a war with England. We call it the Revolutionary War. George Washington was the leader of the American army. France helped the Americans during the War. The Americans won the war in 1783. They were free from England.
How were Americans affected at home during World War 2?
they would have been sceard and lonely and angry because they kind is goinq down for nothing .
How did the civil rights began?
I think it started because how black people were being miss treated and not repected equal, so afracan Americans got angry.
Did American expansion make native Americans angry?
Because American settlers moved in native Americans territories.
Why did the French expect Native Americans to side with them?
because they were angry i guess
Why did the French expect native Americans to side with the?
because they were angry i guess
How did the treaty of Greenville affect the rights of native Americans?
Native Americans felt angry that the United States demanded their own land. Some Native Americans were forced to sell their lands to companies. The lives of the Native Americans will never be the same again.
How so you think native Americans felt about the treaty of greeenville?
The Native Americans were angry about the Treaty of Greenville because the United States demanded their lands.
What was life like for the individuals who settled on the great plains?
They were nervous because of angry native americans!
How did the native American's view of westward expansion differ from that of the settlers?
The natives were angered at what was occurring and also angry that their sacred land was desecrated. The Settlers thought this movement was a God given opportunity to move on in the new world.
How did the patriot's victory in the American revolution affect native Americans?
Though the Native Americans who had supported the Patriots were pleased with the victory, the Natives who had not were in danger, as the Americans were very angry at them. Many Native Americans had supported the British in the American Revolution; not only because the British treated Natives much more civilly than the colonists did, but because Natives viewed the British as weaker and less dangerous than Colonials. If the British won, many tribes reasoned, it would be easier to force whites out of America once and for all.It left them vulnerable to the Americans hunger for land
How did Juan ponce De Leon's voyage end?
He was shot by angry native americans and then he died and was buried i am awesome
How did the American colonists react to the royal proclamation of 1763?
The American response to the proclamation of 1763 was "Britain can't tell us what to do!" and Americans settled east of the proclamation line anyways, despite the dangers.
Why was the battle of litte bighorn both a victory and a defeat for native Americans?
It was a victory because the Native Americans won a big battle and killed General Custer. This proved that if they fought together that could win battles against the Americans. But afterwards this battle was a defeat because when the Americans heard when the Indians had done they got really angry, (and a bit scared I suspect), and for revenge they started killing lots of peaceful Native Americans on reservations, as well as trying harder to round up 'wild' Indians. A famous example of this happened at Wounded Knee. This destroyed the last of the Native American spirit.
How might a Native American view the European conquest in the 1600s?
An Indian might be scared or angry from the newcommers.
