The Native Americans went to war against the United States in the late 1800's because the United States kept making them move place to place and then the US tried to take their land completely. The US started off trying to negotiate a price for the land and the Indian Chief refused. So the United States attacked the Native Americans.
The Native Americans won. And the United States lost every soldier that fought in that battle.
The Lakota, Dakota, Nakota people (commonly called Sioux) moved onto the great plains in the late 1600s because their Great Lakes homeland experienced intense pressures from the Iroquois (see Beaver Wars). As the Dutch (and later French & English) armed Six Nations extended their territorial base they sent Algonkian peoples fleeing in every direction. Some, such as the Kickapoos, pushed west and created grater competition for the Sioux peoples. Meanwhile, Spanish colonies in New Mexico lost control of horses as Comanches and others raided and sold the beasts in all directions. To the north of the Comanches, the Wichita and other tribes passed horses north until they reached the Sioux by the late 1600s. Just as the Sioux faced new pressures in the east the arrival of horses from the west enabled them to move farther out into the plains and continue to subsist with less competition. The horse made it far easier to catch bison with reliability and dramatically transformed Sioux culture. One branch, the Lakota, moved onto the Missouri River where they became middle men who blocked and controlled trade. Lewis and Clark met them in 1804 and identified the Lakota as "river pirates" because the tribe so fiercely blocked the river in order to protect their role as middle men of the Missouri.
Not just in the 1840s, but throughout their existence. The Lakotas, like all Plains tribes, were essentially a warrior society, where every aspect of life was centred on men becoming warriors and hunters.
A Lakota girl would not even consider marrying a man who had not proven himself to be a successful hunter and a brave warrior; before the arrival of white explorers, this meant inter-tribal warfare which became a long-term and traditional way of life for all the tribes. Yes, there were temporary periods of peace between, for example, the Cheyenne and the Lakota but eventually they would get back to raiding each other's camps, stealing horses or fighting large-scale battles.
Only through war and horse-stealing could a Lakota gain wealth (horses) and respect by performing spectacular acts of courage in battle. Without these opportunities (which disappeared under the Reservation system) men had no purpose, no respect, no honour and no dignity.
American settlers moving west needed land.
the fight to prove that they are strong
for control of vast american territory
Bonanza farms, with their low-wage workers, made bigger profits than small farms. - They charged money for access to water.
there was no minimum wage then:)
wage in 1975 Canada
Entry Wage: $52,400Median Wage: $57,520Experienced Wage: $63,040
not much in ns. min wage 8.10 students only get 15 20 hr week
American settlers moving west needed land.
Study Island guys watever its because The Indians were in revolt against the US government.
in the late 19th century a farm labourer would be getting about 1 pound per week in the mid 19th century a bit less than that an officer, say Captain, in the British Army in 1830 was paid around 7 pounds a week
In the 19th century the minimum wages was paid mostly in kind. There was not much activity using the money. Materials were purchased and sold on barter basis. If it has to valued in terms of money, the minimum wages in India, could have ranged at quarter rupee.
Indentured servitude began to decline in the late 17th and early 18th centuries with the rise of other labor systems, such as slavery and wage labor. By the mid-19th century, it had largely disappeared in most places, replaced by other forms of labor arrangements.
President Lamar was reacting to Comanche raids on Texas citizens. His solution was to wage war on all Indians regardless of their tribe. Thus in retrospect not conducted correctly, it doesn't indicate that he hated Indians.
No. Two problems with that premise: A. The Greeks didn't see themselves as a country but as a group of independent city states that sometimes worked together against a common enemy, but normally were quite happy to wage war on each other. B. National anthems became the norm in the 19th century.
Bonanza farms, with their low-wage workers, made bigger profits than small farms. - They charged money for access to water.
In the 19th century, the class struggle was largely defined by the emergence of industrial capitalism, leading to stark divisions between the bourgeoisie (owners of the means of production) and the proletariat (working class). This dynamic was shaped by rapid urbanization and economic changes, with labor movements advocating for workers' rights. In previous eras, class struggles existed but were often based on different social structures and economic systems, such as feudalism or slavery.
Minimum wage is a starting wage
Wage expense
The real wage is the amount of money paid when adjusted for inflation. This wage will rise if the nominal wage rises.