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    The American Indian has been the subject of many different emotions throughout history. Emotions ranging from fear to spiritual enlightenment. Could the War on the American Indians been prevented through better talks between Europeans and Native Americans. This essay will discuss the history of the War on the American Indian and how it affected the tribes of North America Forever. Since the arrival of European peoples from Europe the Native American Indians who were settled in the area where…

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    the colonists used this as justification to take their land as a form of revenge. Similarly, the Puritan society wanted the land of the Native Americans and had many clashes with them such as the Pequot War where the Pequot tribe fought both the fur trade and the stealing of Indian land; however, the Pequot tribe lost and the Puritans saw this as a sign from God that He has given them permission to take Indian land. The reason for this similarity is because both the Puritan and Jamestown…

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    Friendship Odyssey A Long Time When i was eight years old my Mom decided to put my older brother, Chris and i into public school. Public school was a major change compared homeschooling. During the first few weeks I started to make some friends. The change in school soon became easier with the help of friends such as Colton Anderson, and Evan Mykkanen. The first year of school was finished and i left the crosslake school. Luckily I found out later that year in the summer that my friend Evan…

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    Thanksgiving Day is a family holiday, where we get to enjoy a delicious meal together. The First Thanksgiving was very different from what our Thanksgiving is today. Thanksgiving includes turkey, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, stuffing, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole. But the menu of the First Thanksgiving was much different. The smaller birds were spit-roasted, while the bigger birds were boiled. Birds were likely stuffed, though not how we stuff them today. Instead they were stuffed…

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    She was a Native American activist and a writer, who was born at the Yankton Reservation in South Dakota. Some of her books introduced her struggles in dealing with the conflicts between the Native American heritage and the popular white culture. She founded the political organization called the National Council of American Indians. Elected as the secretary-treasurer of the Society of American Indian, she criticized the assimilation policies and lobby for the Indians’ rights to full American…

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    in armed conflicts because their cultures were very different. Because they didn't understand each other, they went to war several times. For example, there was the Pequot War of 1636-1637 and the Jamestown settlement conflict with the Powhatan Indians. These wars led to the extinction of many Indian tribes such as the Pequots and Powhatan Indians. After the French were defeated in 1763 during the French and Indian war, the Native Americans lost their support from the French. During the…

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    Catharine Sedgwick was a prominent early 19th century female author. Growing up in Massachusetts as one of the youngest of ten children she was able to express herself through writing and reading. She admired scholarly and imaginative writers, such as, Edgar Allen Poe and James Fenimore Cooper. In 1827, her most successful work was Hope Leslie (Early Times in the Massachusetts). The book explores two volumes worth of drama Specifically, chapter 4 explores the moments before and the consequence…

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    England they were mainly Puritan, while in Chesapeake they were mainly Catholic and Protestant. A thing they have in common is that they both mainly have settlers from England, also, they both had many conflicts with the American Indians, like the Pequot War in New England and the conflict with the Powhatan Confederacy in Chesapeake.…

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    Directly following the start of the Commercial Revolution in the 1400s, Spain and England began to colonize the Americas, which was often referred to as the New World.The Spanish and English colonies were both similar and different in several ways. The Spanish and English colonies were slightly alike in the poor and unfair treatment of indigenous people and substantially different in religion and economic base. The Spanish and English were slightly comparable in terms of treatment of indigenous…

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    Many of the European colonists that had arrived in the Americas before the French had forced the Native American tribes off their land. An example of this was when the Puritans, with the help of the Narragansett, massacred the Pequots in order for them to have more land. Unlike the British, the French had paid the Hurons for the land. They have not only treated the Hurons with respect by paying them, but have also become great allies. However, one may point out that the English…

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