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Which experience was shared by most Native Americans living in western states from 1860 to 1890?
4. They were forced to live on reservations.
Were the native Americans hunters or farmers?
The vast majority of pre-Columbian Native Americans were farmers or farmers who supplemented their diet with hunting/gathering.
Between 1500 and 1911 how many Native Americans were killed?
The best estimates range from 4 million to 110 million.
Native Americans agreed to surrender most of present-day Ohio in the?
Treaty of alliance. The best place you can look is chapter 4 in a 8th grade social studies text book;)
What was the native American community like?
Very neat!
Which experience was shared by most Native Americans living in western states from 1860 to 1890?
4. They were forced to live on reservations.
What were the provisions of the treaty of medicine lodge creek?
there are only 4 but i know 2 indians move to reservastions and outlaws They are; 1.Native Americans would live on reservations in Indian Territory, 2. the government would provide Native Americans with supplies, 3. the army was not allowed on reservations, 4. Native Americans who signed the treaty agreed to stop warring on Anglo settlers. -E
Were the native Americans hunters or farmers?
The vast majority of pre-Columbian Native Americans were farmers or farmers who supplemented their diet with hunting/gathering.
Why is Columbus day is to be renamed native Americans remembrance day?
It's not. Native American Day is the 4 friday in September.
What did the missionaries and the California Indians do on he missions?
The Female Indians most likely would make CRAP crafts and take care of children and cattle XD I ANSWERED EVERYONE'S QUESTION OK
What were the three basic groups of American Indians that explores encountered?
There were 4 basic groups, depending on the standard you use. 1. Eastland and or Woodland Native Americans - defined by the wooded areas in which they lived. 2. Plains Native Americans - who generally occupied the great plains. 3. Desert Native Americans - who generally occupied the desert areas of the great plains and rocky mountains. 4. Western Woodland Native Americans - (sometimes called 'bug eaters' (derogatory reference), who occupied the northern coastal areas of the woodlands.
Creoles Mestizos Peninsulares and Mulattoes?
They were the 4 classes established in to the native Americans AFTER the Europeans arrived in South America.
Between 1500 and 1911 how many Native Americans were killed?
The best estimates range from 4 million to 110 million.
What do the soldiers do at the Missions?
Each mission had a group of soldiers assigned by the Spanish governor. They had been sent with the padres to establish a new mission and they were to protect the mission and padres. A group of 4-6 were assigned to a mission under the command of a corporal known as an escolta. Their barracks were separate from the mission. Most of the mission soldiers were given several horses and a mule and there were no horses in California until the Spanish brought them. Many of the young men who were sent to California as soldiers did not like being so far from home and didn't like the cold, damp, and dark quarters they were given. Supplies were low and ammunition was in short supply and they often didn't get along with the padres. The soldiers also felt it was below them to do any work at the mission so they often committed crimes against the Native Americans who were forced to live at mission once they accepted Christianity.
What were the relationship between Native Americans and African Americans in the West during the Civil War and Reconstruction?
from ƝɨѕhҠѡe on yahoo answers:In the 1800's -1900's there was little understanding between Native Americans and African Americans.Firstly because generally Native Americans were an unknown population just as they are today, and African Americans were not able to freely form friendships/relationships with people outside their local area/residence. So basically they had very little contact.Secondly anywhere the 3 populations (Black, White and Native) were in close proximity, the White settlers tried to create friction between the Blacks and the Natives.For example in some areas (southern coastal US) Native Americans where paid to recapture runaway slaves. Which they did to prevent their people from being taken by the slave traders. Most people are unaware that there was an active trade in Native Americans slaves in the US. Regiments of African Americans soldiers were used to hunt and kill Native Americans. The Native Americans called them Buffalo Soldiers.The friction was created between the African Americans and Native Americans because the settlers feared if the African Americans and Native Americans united they would outnumber the White settlers and would wipe them out in an uprising.The story of Native Americans protecting African Americans slaves is not entirely true. Historically like today, Native American society did not have the "concept of difference" based on race or skin color. Difference based on skin color is a Euro concept. Tribes often extended tribal hospitality to both African American and White people who chose to reside with the tribe.Secondly the story that Native Americans protected runaway slaves and intermarried was promoted by African Americans to explain why some didn't look fully African American. It was seen as somewhat better to be part Native American than to be part White.That's why today some African Americans believe they have Native American blood, even though DNA has proven only about 2.9% African Americans actually have Native American blood..4 months ago (10-09-2011)
What race mostly have lupus?
Lupus affects people of color (African Americans, Asians, Pacific Islanders, Native Americans and Latinas) about 2-4 times more frequently than Caucasians.
For the U.S. what were 4 important consequences of war of 1812?
1) increase in patriotism 2) weakened Native Americans 3) increase in American industry 4) proved they were able to defend themselves against the most powerful armies
