The Native American Indian genocide was a deliberate, calculated and insidious attempt at destroying the native peoples. It is considered to be one of the most horrific genocides known to man. It has been estimated that there were up to 25 million natives in North America before the white man came. By the 1890's there were known only to be approximately 250,000. Of course those figures cannot be truly known just by their nature and time period, but the point is the devastation percentage wise is unequaled. The white man, given their belief in their basic right to the lands and their arrogance in thinking they were superior to everyone else, systematically set to destroy the Indian. This was accomplished in many ways. First, their weapons were superior. Then there were diseases, murder of infants, children and women to erradicate the native on that level, poisoning of water sources, destruction of food sources, etc etc. The Indian also has to absorb some responsibility. They trusted these new people to live up to their words. They didn't band together until much too late. So many young abandoned the old ways and embraced alchohol. In the end, the American Indian was not totally defeated. Those who held on to their spirituality survived the ongoing war against the Indian. What happened was inevitable. The way it happened was unconscionable.
Native American Genocide finally ended in 1582.. The finally gave them more rights and more equality to the Whites.
No, the native people didn't resist. And for that europeans committed unintended genocide upon the native people, animals and plants in the western hemisphere.
If they are born a Native American they can be, but if not,no.
Because this is when Britain lost Americas war of independance. This allowed the Americans to go on and commit genocide on the native American Indians.
sequoia was a native american
no
Native American Genocide finally ended in 1582.. The finally gave them more rights and more equality to the Whites.
Yes. While a significant percentage of Native American deaths derived from unintentional germ transmission from British Colonists and Americans, there was also intentional germ transmission (giving infected blankets to Native tribes) and the hunting and persecution of Native American tribes to eliminate them. These two latter types of events are clearly genocide.
that would be a CDIB card. Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (or as I call them, genocide cards
its called "forced relocation and genocide" after we killed the native americans... retard!
No, the native people didn't resist. And for that europeans committed unintended genocide upon the native people, animals and plants in the western hemisphere.
no, closer to a genocide
Often people refer to the mass death of Native Americans within 50 years of European arrival as a genocide. While there was certainly a large percenatage of deaths (in some places as high as ninety percent), there was not a clear motive to kill the Native Americans and most succumbed to disease that the colonizers did not intend to spread.
The American Journalist that stayed during the genocide to record evidence
The "first" Thanksgiving proclamation was issued by the Charlestown, Massachusetts Council on June 29, 1676. It was celebrated after the genocide of Native American Indians.
If they are born a Native American they can be, but if not,no.
No.