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How is American Indian reservations today different from life for them before reservations?
The reservations meant that the Indians led a totally different way of life. They were a means of totally destroying the Indian culture and way of life.
The Indians were not allowed to hunt the buffalo which in the best provided them will nearly everything they needed. This was they had to depend on US food hand-outs. If they tried to rebel the US would stop the food hand-outs and the tribe would starve.
Tribes were split up across different reservations- they were no longer united so the tribal council, the chief lost their roles in the tribe.
Religious feats, ceremonies and dances were banned, the medicine man lost his role in the tribe.
Were not allowed to carry weapons- so braves couldn't prove their bravery by battle and they couldn't increase their wealth by stealing horses.
Indians lost power to punish themselves, would be put on trial like Americans-lost Indian way of life and culture,
Some Indians were made into US police style officers a cunning ploy to make some Indians loyal to the USA.
Children were forcibly made to go to boarding school, they lived in military conditions and were taught to disrespect their Indian culture and were not allowed to speak their tribal language,
Dawes act 1887 split reservations into farming plots for each family- plan to turn Indians into 'civilised' Americans and this also split the tribe. Poor, infertile soil meant they couldn't make good produced so depended on government.
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What American Indian tribes were present in Indiana before it became a state?
they are HuHu,ratiune, Uniqiewa
When did the Indian Americans came to united state?
The United States "came to" the American Indian. The First Peoples were here thousands of years before the European invasions and the subsequent formation of the United States of America.
One reason traditions of self government developed in the American colonies before the French and Indian wat was that the British .?
There are a few traditions of self government that was developed in American colonies before French and India. The main reason for this was so effective leaders to govern colonial settlements.
Did most Indians wanted to live on reservations?
They would rather have gone on living as they had before the white man showed up, however, when faced with the choice to live on a reservation or be killed; I'm sure you can say truthfully thatmost wanted to live on the reservation. No. They were forced to go on reservations. Reservations are another name for prisons.
Can an American Indian become president?
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Why does the US government continue to fund the existence of Indian reservations when those living on those reservations are racist and non contributing members of society?
In the early days of European colonisation, a native American was asked what he called America before the white man arrived. He replied 'Ours', which, I think, answers the question.
Did the French and Indian War come before the American Revolution?
Yes, the french and Indian war came before the American Revolution.
What does it mean by a red Indian?
It was a term often used before the hyphenated term American-Indian or the term Native American became popular. A red Indian was a North American Native.
What early american indian invented the zero long before it was introduced to Europe?
The Mayas invented zero before it was introdiced to Europe. This allowed them to make complex calculations.
What were the major kinds of Indian Cultures in North America before 1500?
Before 1500 there were several different kinds of Native American cultures in North America. There were farmers, fisher cultures, and hunter gatherers.
Was there black native American Indian before the slave ships arrive in America?
No were were not.
How did the dakota indians live?
Many of the Native American Tribes in the US States now called North and South Dakota lived off hunting rather than planting & sowing. A source of animal food in the days before socalled "Indian Reservations" were formed were from hunting deer, antelope and buffaloes.
What were some early signs that the crew had reservations about the voyage?
There are many early signs that the crew had reservations about the voyage. Those who had nightmares or visions before the voyage could have had reservations.
What American Indian tribes were present in Indiana before it became a state?
they are HuHu,ratiune, Uniqiewa
Before the French and Indian war the British sought an alliance with which Native American tribe?
Iroquois
What state had the most Native Americans before reservations?
Nebraska.
What did George Washington do before the American revolution?
Farmer, Surveyer, Col in the Militia during the French and Indian War
