All of the three films talked about the changes of the Indians’ life after the arrival of the Europeans in different levels or aspects. The differences lied in the Indians’ reactions or behavior, in regard to change, adaption, resistance and revitalization, when they confronted the outsiders.
In the Cauldron of War, we could see huge impacts the Europeans brought on the various aspects of the Indians’ life. First of all, the fur trade introduced by the Europeans changed the Indians’ self-sufficient way of life into commercial function. Second, the introduction of alcohol disrupted the life in this land to a large extent. Their peaceful and harmonious life before the arrival of Europeans has gone. Gradually, they realized the urgency to recover
In the Cauldron of War, we could see huge impacts the Europeans brought on the various aspects of the Indians’ life. First of all, the fur trade introduced by the Europeans changed the Indians’ self-sufficient way of life into commercial function. Second, the introduction of alcohol disrupted the life in this land to a large extent. Their peaceful and harmonious life before the arrival of Europeans has gone. Gradually, they realized the urgency to recover