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Mostly America's indigenous peoples had an oral history that included stories, songs, dances, rituals and customs.
Languages were rich and expressive. Ideas were exchanged in their cultures just as we exchange ideas today.
Their 'written word' was more symbolical, examples of which can be found on artifacts, such as beaded garments, winter count blankets and so forth. Some can still be seen on rocks and cliffs and in caves where they have not been vandalized.
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Who won the battle of raisin river?
The Battle of the River Raisin, also referred to as the Battle of Frenchtown, was a battle between the United Kingdom and Native Americans on one side, and the United States on the other. The United Kingdom and Native Americans won the battle.
Did chief Pontiac die in the war?
No one really knows but some say that he did others say he was murdered by other native americans.
What was the problem with colonist and native Americans?
Anywhere that the two cultures came into contact with each other there was conflict. Colonists wanted ownership of the land, a concept that was alien to the Native Americans. The colonists were able to obtain treaties because they had certain goods that were highly prized by the Indians.
How many Americans invaded Normandy?
Thousands of Americans, along with thousands of other allied troops invaded Normandy.
How did Americans help each other in world war 2?
the loaned guns and other equitment
