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…was eventually defeated. These actions led to the military gaining a great deal of strength in Guatemala. In the highlands of Guatemala there were a good number of Indian cultures, which were settled in the area. They farmed what they could and were used as labor…

…In the first volume of the trilogy, Celestine, there were many positive and negative influences in the life of Celestine. The Indian Department discouraged Celestine in many ways. Father Victor Gaudet also played an important role in her life. Lastly…

…was pushing for the people of this country! Indian Removal was Jackson's policy for making room for white settlers between the Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi River. The Indian culture was told to either assimilate or move west. Any formalized rituals…

…laws, Supreme Court decisions, government policies, and techniques of enforcement well demonstrate the types of oppression, exploitation, exclusion, persecution, and collective degradation on the racial communities of Indians, Blacks, Asians and Mexicans…

…of India was the largest most prestigious possession within the British Empire. Up until World War one the British had never considered giving independence to India. There was a dramatic superior-inferior relationship between the British and the Indians…

…was the favorite daughter of Powhatan, Algonquian chief. The population fluctuated extremely over time because of food shortage, epidemics, and Indian attacks. Surprisingly, through all of these hardships Jamestown began to progress. By 1617 new settlements existed…

…in the crown of the Empire". Yet for India, the rule of the British did not bring promises of rebuilding a nation. Rather, it brought new dilemmas to face the Indian people. The British constantly exploited the nation for its prime resources and yet India had…

…that the government was interested in exploring, in fact one of Jefferson’s main motivations was finding an all water route to the Pacific Ocean. I had also learned that the only people on this journey were Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and a young Indian named…

…the military and started out as a bugler. Early in his military career, Graydon’s company patrolled a diverse area that ranged from the Appalachian region to the southwest areas of North America where the Mescelaro Indians who were causing havoc along the frontier…

…disputable solutions. The government did not attempt to aid the Indians, farmers, or African Americans before there situations became worse enough to definitely need fixing. Also when the government made their decisions, they were only beneficial for one side…