Native American Greed Research Paper

How would it feel if everything you had was taken away from you out of greed? I am a Native America from the now called Georgia region near the great mass of water. During the time of harvest the tribe began noticing large amount of white people passing along the area and building many structures, hunting our animals, and running some of our sister tribes away from their lands. My job was to bring fur and meat to the tribe and it was getting scarcer every season. A feeling of being overrun just for land and our knowledge only to feed the greed. During the warm season my brothers and I made a good hunt receiving many furs and more than enough meat. As we began hauling the rewards, loud shots were heard and many of the whites began dashing towards us with loud yells screaming death to us. Quickly scavenging our rewards and running into the forest we could only afford to carry the furs, the rest who wanted to take the meat did not make it. Four of our tribe died because they simply didn't want any red skins in the area, even though no threat was proposed. The leaves began to change colors …show more content…
If they won't leave any of us alive then we will share the same ideology as they do. Consistently we kept killing any whites who passed through our territory and looting their goods and most importantly their weapons. The guns gave us an advantage from afar and with many of us together we managed to fight off many travelers. All was well till the whites began grouping up as well. Not many of us were left to be honest, they came in hordes and wiped us out in a single night. Our belongings were left behind and only a handful got away, both elders were killed as well. With no one to guide us where to go we continued to go west, the tribe was shortened down to around fifty people, I lost a good friend. Comstock was made elder mid-way of our travels, he was wise yet still a tad younger than our