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It depends on what time era you are speaking about, a near genocide attempt happened that nearly wiped out en entire race, that is the most popular one that the Indians remember, women and children were killed, bounties were put on killings, Indians were sometimes marched in the dead of winter and either froze to death or staved to death. Now a government dependent Indian exists that is in my opinion another form of genocide. Relying on health care, housing and money, etc... Creating a stronger more independent Indian? I do not believe their are enough safeguards currently to do such, reliant people of ANY race is never a good idea if it makes that race less independent. Some government regulation is good, you can NEVER say responsibly go start your own country and make your own laws within the United States to a few thousand people and expect much, look how long it took America to develop.
DAVID, Member of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi
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Which Native American group had trading villages on the Missouri River?
The Omaha tribe was the Native American group that had trading villages on the Missouri River. These trading villages were greatly affected by a smallpox epidemic, killing a significant proportion of their populations.
What is it called when there's a touching of an enemy by a warrior instead of killing him?
In terms of Native American history, this called "coupe" pronounced coo. Native Americans counted coupe on each other as a sign of bravery and honor.
Who was the radical Native American group that called for Native American lands to be returned?
The radical Native American group that called for Native American lands to be returned is the American Indian Movement.
What connection can be made between treatment of colonial native populations and the character of Caliban?
Europeans took away the native populations' freedom like Prospero took Caliban's freedom.
What is the Native American landscape?
A painting depicting native American land.
Which Native American group had trading villages on the Missouri River?
The Omaha tribe was the Native American group that had trading villages on the Missouri River. These trading villages were greatly affected by a smallpox epidemic, killing a significant proportion of their populations.
How were the Native American populations decreased by the European?
FYI juge him how he acts
How did colonial settlement affect existing Native American populations?
Native American populations decreased with the increase of colonial settlements. There are two main reasons for this. First, the Colonists violently attacked the Native Americans, especially the Powhatan Tribes in Virginia and the Wampanoag in Massachusetts. Second, the Colonists brought a number of diseases with them from the Old World that caused epidemics in the Native American populations, especially smallpox.
What factor in the choice of labor was used in the American colonies?
Native American populations were greatly reduced by disease.
What was a factor in the choice of labor used in the American colonies was that?
Native American populations were greatly reduced by disease.
What was the factor in the choice of labor used in the American colonies was?
Native American populations were greatly reduced by disease.
What was the factor in the choice of labor used in the American colonies?
Native American populations were greatly reduced by disease.
What was a factor in the choice of labor use in the American Colony?
Native American populations were greatly reduced by disease.
What was the purpose of the missionaries in Latin America?
To convert the Native American populations into Roman Catholicism.
What caused the deaths of Native American populations after the 1500s?
only two people survived this
What was most devastating for native peoples after Spain's conquest?
Perhaps the most devastating result from Spain's conquest of the new world was the radical decline in the population of Native Americas. The Spaniards brought with them a whole host of diseases that the Native American peoples had never been exposed to before. The diseases such as Typhus, Smallpox, Malaria, and Measles wreaked havoc on the Native American populations, killing close to 90% of the population in many areas.
What impact did the Native American plague have on indigenous populations before the arrival of settlers?
The Native American plague had a devastating impact on indigenous populations before the arrival of settlers, causing widespread illness and death among Native American communities. This significantly reduced their numbers and weakened their societies, making them more vulnerable to further challenges and conflicts.
