Cherokee Indians

All I know is that they ate squirrels,rabbits,and turkeys

land greed

The Choctaw people live in Mississippi-Southeastern U.S.A and also in Oklahoma. There are smaller groups located through out the U.S. Historically the Choctaws believe they may have been created at Nanih Waiya near the center of the state of Mississippi or that they came from the West hundreds perhaps thousands of years ago. Choctaws may have been the decendants of the mound builders who were re-organized after the mound builders socities collapsed. Artifacts of the mound builders suggest a culture simliar to central Americans. Some historians suggest that the mound builders had their origins from the pre-columbian civiliazations in Mexico or vice-versa.

It's impossible to know for sure, because by the very nature of their action the people had to successfully avoid detection. Rough estimates put the number of escaped Tsalagi at a few hundred.

Yes- it is a VERY active Naval Base in Hawaii.

Jackson did not personally take any Indian land. He did persuade the Creeks after

he defeated them in a war which they started, to cede some of their land to the

US government. Why? Because he thought the government could make better use

of it and to punish them for warring against the United States.

"American Indian" is not a language.

You would need to be more specific: Cherokee, Arapaho, Iroquois...

They lived in houses made of unicorns, so that animals were out of the place and wouldnt bother. They dindt hace a problem with unicorns or the smell, thats they were able to live with it

At least a few who escaped, which included William Agee born in 1820 in Tennessee made their way to Spring Hollow, Missouri near Lebanon. They stay they for a long time but many had moved to Springfield, Missouri by 1900. A few formed an extended family (Agee) of a Cherokee village that could not be distinguished from the while community around it. Cleroa Agee was warned by her grandfather (William Agee who escaped the trail) that he escaped prison and never to tell anyone she was Indian or she and her family could be deported to Oklahoma. She could was afraid to pass her language to her children. She never cut her hair, which was the custom for Cherokee women and she was skilled in fining medicine in a field of weeds. She was my grandmother.

The british hoped to limit american settlement by supplying Native americans with guns and ammunition.

Some ways that the Cherokees adopted to fight removals are fighting back with the American Settlers because it would stop them from moving. Some strategy of the fight Cherokees have done are the guerrilla attacks. Guerrilla warfare are basically a form of irregular warfare in which a small group of combatants such as armed civilians use military tactics including ambushes, sabotage, raids, petty warfare, the element of surprise, and extraordinary mobility to dominate a larger.

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Many people say different things but the most common is animals. Mostly their symbols were animals. Different types of animals represented different things.

The pros, if there were any, really, were more land was given to the white Americans, and it prevented whites from rebelling further (particularly those in Georgia and the South.)

The many cons included:

Many Native Americans were forced to move from their homes, which they had lived in for centuries.

Assimilation would have been a better option but was put to the wayside.

The removal resulted in rebellion from Native Americans.

Many Native Americans died from the harsh conditions and illness on the Trail of Tears, when they were forced to go west.

your joking, right? Have you ever read how many Indians died of that march? If the Indians didn't have it, they did without

that is the answer for what was the trail of tears on APEX:) i did it back words lol

That would be like asking you what the settlers of the original colonies are like. Native Americans are as wide and varied, in belief, culture and conduct as your own peoples. Several Natives will fall into a few classifications, some are considered derogatory in nature, such as: * Pret-Indians, or Apples: normally used to denote someone claiming to be "Native American" but showing no signs of the cultural differences between the two. NOTE: These are very derogatory terms. * Modern Traditionalists: Those who try to maintain traditional teachings in concert with the modern world. * Traditionalists (AKA: Blanketasses, Derogatory) People who refuse to have anything to do with white society; at least at some level.

The Cherokee had already "refused" to move but they were forcefully moved to Oklahoma. Jackson was already out of presidency but he is held responsible for starting the further intentions for this Trail of Tears.

They continued to lose land promised to them.

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Absolutely we do. We love white women. The most important thing though would be to understand that Natives have a radically different culture than most other ethnicities. If the guy is from the reservation he basically comes from a third world country. If he doesn't then he might identify more with mainstream culture and really see nothing different from himself and you. Usually there's an equal mixture of both circumstances here and that means that the most important thing is to respect his culture and from there get to know him. If you're christian this can sometimes leave you at odd ends as some Natives practice a radically different spirituality if they're completely immersed in the culture. I'm a Native guy and I like white women but the biggest issue I always have when I want to get to know a white woman or ask her out is whether or not she'll be cool about my culture.

I'd also put the caution out there that although it is a very tolerant society, it isn't entirely and you have to ask yourself if you can handle some of the crap you're may get albeit rarely, for being with a Native guy. That means both sides. Some Natives, particularly the misguided youth of the culture, have a deep mistrust of white people and are racist against them. White people are going to have issues with your Native man, because in some instances he will be at a disadvantage when it comes to the professional world unless he's in college, has a degree or is in the military because without any of those people usually do discriminate when it comes to hiring. (although this is not an excuse for him to not have a job.) After all that if you can still bring him home to meet the folks, then it's all good.

what kind of materials are used in constucting a house

America got greedy for land and so the land that they had wasn't enough for them so they made the Indians leave their land by torching the Indians that refused to leave the land!!!!!!!!!!