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…, American-Indians, Mexican-Indians, etc. These minorities have been discriminated against in such areas as housing, education and employment. Racism is a feeling that irritates us. It is something that people do not really understand. It can come…

…than it now is. As time went on, the small mammal had spread throughout Eurasia. All of Eurasia then was covered in tropical forests. Primates evolved in what is now the Indian Subcontinent. From their placement in India, then still lowland, primates…

…older, sitting erect and determined in the seat of his father’s Conestoga wagon. As well, he had twice displayed nerve and marksmanship during several Indian raids upon the wagon train, firing at the yawping Comanches from out in the open, not barricaded…

…breeding of Spanish men with Indian women, the Indian population began to die out. The death of many Amerindians also had to do largely with the fact that the Spaniards brought small pox and miesals over to the Americas. The Amerindians immune systems were…

…hysteria over the possibility of witchcraft in their village. The movie shows this was brought on after Reverend Parris discovered some girls dancing in the woods. A black slave known as Tituba supposedly led the rite. Tituba was really American Indian Arawak…

…south of what we now know as Washington, D.C. The newly acquired land was the site of the now famous Washington home of Mt. Vernon. John Washington was well known as a planter, businessman, and military leader. The Indians called him Conotocarius "destroyer…

…next to some dude who just got out of jail for the fourth time right next to some 20-year-old mom with four kids. It’s depressing." In his fit of frustration he also made a comment about Asians, Koreans, Vietnamese, Indians, Russians, and Hispanics…

…Yellow Raft In Blue Waters is a tale of three women a fifteen year old half black and half Indian Rayona, who is trying to find herself, her American Indian mother Christine, consumed by both tenderness and resentment for the people she adores…

…Reservation, which is inhabited by Indians. They quickly find Linda among the Indians. At first they do not realize who she is, but she explains what happened. Linda is aged and obese. Also, Linda has a son named John who is the Director's child. John is educated…

…and survival critically depended on the help received from native Indians. Eventually the Pilgrim started to grow corn and other crops to provide them with enough food to survive. They also began to trade and cooperate with Indians. They built small villages…