When white settlers and missionaries attempted to help the Cherokee, they often aimed to "civilize" them by promoting European-style agriculture, education, and Christianity. While some Cherokees adopted these practices, the efforts were often driven by a paternalistic attitude that disregarded Cherokee sovereignty and culture. Ultimately, these interventions contributed to tensions and conflicts, culminating in the forced removal of the Cherokee from their ancestral lands during the Trail of Tears in the 1830s. This tragic event led to significant loss of life and further erosion of Cherokee identity and autonomy.
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They destroyed their crops to make the land worthless to whites. They formed an alliance with other tribes and sent representatives to Congress. They asked the British to help them fight the United States. They adopted some European customs and tried to fit in with white neighbors.
Tecumseh of the Shawnee.
He had a stoke on September 25
Columbus tried to appease the increasingly discontent settlers in Hispaniola with land. He agreed to grant each Spaniard a substantial tract of cultivated land with a number of Indians to till it.
Their contract got denied and they got introuble for evicting without athority.
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The group of people that tried to talk the natives into converting to Christianity were known as the Missionaries.
Missionaries tried to Christianize the Japanese.
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The white settlers felt more superior to the Native Americans and tried to suppress them.
Oliver cromwell came in and attacked the Irish rebels so protestant settlers could have peace as well as the protestant church
Missionaries were people who went among native peoples and tried to convert them to the missionary's religion.