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…36 Years of Crazy Horse and His People When I think back to the stories about how the Native American Indians were driven from their land and forced to live on the reservations, one particular event comes to my mind. That event is the Battle…

…. Any general lessons to be drawn? The pre-Columbian Indian civilizations consisted of the Mayas, Toltecs, Astecs, Incas, and other Indians. Remnants of stone choppers and scrapers that were discovered suggest that the Indians used these items…

…This paper is based on Antoinette Burton's article, "The White Woman's Burden", which chronicles the British feminist movement's relationship to colonial Indian women between 1865 and 1915. Firstly, this text will be comparing and contrasting Burton's…

…the Natives, but the type of resources they used where divided in regions. Northern Indians lived entirely as hunter-gatherers, while the Indians south of the Kennebec River raised crops. (p.38) Even though the Indians used a large amount of the land resources…

…led to the British "occupation" of India. Both companies contested for Indian states around their lands, for whoever held the most profitable lands would have the most profits. Indians were drawn into the conflict as both British and French recruited sepoys…

…;lt;Tab/>Mohandas K. Gandhi was a man of great importance to India and its people. Gandhi attended law school in England and became a British lawyer. He is the man who gave self-confidence to the Indians in Africa in the 1900's under the British law…

…established a government in India (they even had their own army in association with the English East India Trading Company, in order to reinforce the laws set by the colonists). With the collapse of local governments, and the destruction of Indian factories…

…and gathering) of an Indian Nation is affected; in one way or another it has an affect on an Indian population as a hole. The trials and tribulations that these three tribal nations have experienced is proof of that. Gradually the Indian community would go through…

…especially the antagonists. General Sheridan, a commander in the army at the time, was quoted saying that, “The only good Indian I’ve ever seen is a dead Indian,” and later proved his liking for “good Indians” by slaughtering hundreds of unarmed Native Americans…

…are owned and operated by Asian Indians. Although they trace their roots back to India or Pakistan, many of them arrived in America via Uganda, where they had put down roots for two or three generations, showing a gift for running small businesses before Idi Amin…