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    African Americans and Natives played unique roles in the American Revolution. In the beginning, slaves were completely excluded from fighting in the Continental Army. Eventually, more men were needed, so they were allowed to participate if they were free or had permission from their master. While 5000 black men fought for the Continental Army, others opted to fight against it. African slaves often had trouble supporting those that had enslaved them. Furthermore, Britain enticed these slaves with…

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    The Six Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy had a significant impact on their area of origin, upstate New York, and parts of the surrounding Northeast U.S.. The Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora peoples comprised the Six Nations of the Confederacy after 1722. Their importance on the original American frontier varied throughout the decades of their prominence. However, during the onset of the American Revolution, the Iroquois faced a deeply troubling and confederacy…

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    refereeing to them as Barbarians was brutally tortured by the Mohawk Indians. He was always last in line so that he could receive the most blows, his fingers were pulled, twisted, and one Indian forced a women to cut off Isaac thumb (Jugues, 38). Towards the end of Isaac’s time in captivity he would baptize those around him, he thought that he would die among them, but he believed God had other plans for him and he did not die that night. The Mohawk Indians did not kill him because they…

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    helped their tribes figure out if an organization together with the nationalists or supporters would offer the most obvious opportunity with regards to proceeded with exchange with the homesteaders and maintenance of their property. Sexual orientation parts in Indian social orders were altogether different from those of the homesteaders. Indian ladies cultivated while their spouses chased. In horticultural social orders, this gave the ladies an effective voice. Mary Brant was conceived a Mohawk…

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    The Munsee tribe was in alliance with the Mahican tribe since they shared the Mohawk tribe as a common enemy. The Mohawk tribe was in alliance with the Ottawa and Potawatomi tribes as they had very many enemies, most likely due to their religious cannibalism. All of the different clans had their own forms of religion and type of government, some…

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    stay-at-home role of women. In Myth, Armstrong clearly paints the picture for us: women were the attentive figures in these early civilizations. Because of their maternal role, she explains, the earth later was seen as female. The same theme plays out in the Mohawk myth “Creation”: we see the universe created by a holy female being and she is treated with such love, as she is the mother of the earth and creator of life. In Siddhartha, our female character’s role is also a maternal one, as well…

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    Have you ever wondered what a noble savage is? Noble savage is a person who is naturally a good person of humanity and free from the corruption of the influenced civilization. Magua is a Native American who was born a Huron, but raised by the Mohawks and later on was enslaved by them. Magua is a Native American who also wanted revenge on the “grey hair”.The grey hair is a British commander Monroe. Magua is a person filled with anger and wants revenge for what the “grey hair” has done to him and…

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    Joseph Brant was a Mohawk Indian during the revolutionary war, but what had made him special was his story. Of course he was a chief of the Mohawk tribe who served as a loyalist and assisted the British in many different ways during the war but he did much more than that. He was an enemy to the Americans, but he would have been a bigger threat to the world if he were to have lived a little bit longer because they didn't call him "Monster Brant" for nothing. During the war, Joseph was known and…

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    value. Called “barbaric by design” undermines the intentional effort these people have given to remaining stateless. Similar to what we read in Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life Across the Borders of Settler States, we can see how everything from social organization to geographic location helps to keep communities like the Zomia people and the Mohawk tribe running smoothly away from the problems of nation states.…

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    which left many dead. Prisoners were taken, many people were butchered by tomahawks and scalping knifes and others were even slowly tortured. With vengeance and greed on their minds, the wars brought out the worst in the people, namely the Iroquoian tribes. Not only were they expanding north, but they continued west as well. Their expansion west pushed the Algonquin out of the Ohio area, and as well as the Lakota from the east. This event altered the Lakota’s lifestyle to a nomadic one as they…

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