Changing Society pgs. 267-294
Why did the Native Americans have to change their beliefs and their lifestyles? The problem first arose when the European-Americans moved out west. By the end of the nineteenth century all Native American reservations were almost extinct by the European-Americans. The Europeans wanted all Native Americans to drop all their beliefs and convert to Christianity. They also wanted to change the natives lifestyle and they even forbid the Native children from going to their own school and by making the children go to Christian missionary schools. The people thought that making the young Indians go to Christian schools would change their native lifestyles. This made the Native peoples mad because the Europeans
Why did the Native Americans have to change their beliefs and their lifestyles? The problem first arose when the European-Americans moved out west. By the end of the nineteenth century all Native American reservations were almost extinct by the European-Americans. The Europeans wanted all Native Americans to drop all their beliefs and convert to Christianity. They also wanted to change the natives lifestyle and they even forbid the Native children from going to their own school and by making the children go to Christian missionary schools. The people thought that making the young Indians go to Christian schools would change their native lifestyles. This made the Native peoples mad because the Europeans