Native Americans Role In The American Revolution

The American Revolution is when the British taxed the colonists and that started a rebellion. yes, we know that, but we don’t necessarily think of how the Indians affected the revolution or the part they played. We celebrate and look up to icons like George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, and are reminded of freedom and leadership in the revolution. But we exclude the group of people who took an important role in founding this nation and changing the revolution. Ever since the building of the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. They are showing the history of the birth of this country and Native American's part in the history of the revolution. instead of forgetting the Indians. they are retelling the stories of the Indians that took part in the revolution and bringing them back to life. I think it is good to learn about the Indians who took place in the revolution and appreciate the history of these people in the revolution.
I think that the Indians that gave their lives and land for our country should be honored, or at least given some credit. It’s not a pretty thought, but we did take …show more content…
(talked about in the first paragraph) celebrated indigenous people’s day about a not popularly known story of Native American culture. People dress up as Indians from the revolution and dance in beaded clothing and dresses. The Indians who danced to these were people of the longhorn from the revolution. THe museum works on celebrating the Indians and what they did for the revolution. The people talk of how after the smoke clears, there are winners and losers in the revolution. The museum, in my opinion, is a revolution in its own way to the history of the American revolution. Because they are going against the history that excludes the Indians. I think that they portray the history of all of the people, Indians or not, extremely well. And that the story of the people will not be forgotten by our