Impact on native Americans

Before the US purchased California and many other western regions, the locals lived peacefully with the Mexican and other people living there. However, Americans continued to move westward to the territory of India, which caused conflict between the two groups. Since the US government apparently did not like locals to attack the settlers, they made so-called settlements. The main reasons to divide the land for the tribe are 1) allowing Western settlers to get more land, 2) trying to maintain peace between local residents and settlers . The settlers agreed with that idea, but the Indians were not convinced. They were able to roam freely before, but now they are limited to certain spaces despite the big reservations.

In the new reservation, the Indians can not catch Buffalo as before, but they receive beef supply from the government. Many of the famous Indian names we heard are famous this time. Geronimo, people sitting on cows, Joseph of Chieftain, and people like the battle of Little Bighorn. Especially when settlers began to invade during the gold rush, these people struggled for the rights of the land. Many people in India and America are killing but the government still insists on maintaining it

The entry of colonists into North America has had a major impact on the Native American. When the Europeans arrived, it is estimated that there were 10 million Indians on the continent. In the next 300 years, the population of American Indians has almost disappeared from illness, war, famine. The story of "Tearful Mark" reminds people the influence of Caucasian American against Native American. In his first inaugural speech, President Jackson stated as follows. "It is my sincere and unchanging desire to observe the fairness and freedom policy for Indian tribes within our bounds and pay attention to their rights and necessities.Habits and the feelings of our people"

The main influence that the expansion of the American West gives to the Native American is the loss of Native American land. Even before the 19th century, Native Americans owned most of the Americas. Even today, the Native American tribes and people have few lands, but their rights have expanded greatly since the 19th century. Even now, people are still pending (although as mentioned above more rights and freedom to get out of those areas). Along with the expansion of the United States, the number of Native American decreased.

The walls of the border will have a devastating effect on the human rights of Native Americans. Walls that pass directly through tribal land directly affect Native American lives and lives. Congress has not received consent from affected countries. This is a requirement of the UN Declaration on Human Rights. The National Indian National Assembly and the second largest American tribe who owns the land, Tohono O'odham's Legislative Committee adopted a resolution on the construction of the border wall.

President Trump 's strict immigration program is anti - refugee, anti - child, anti - dreamer, anti - American aboriginal, anti - human rights.

Given the history of relations between most cultures and Native Americans, any actions taken by FHWA or WisDOT that would adversely affect Native Americans will be questioned. We had already encountered a recession when the largest Aboriginal DBE company in the United States was disqualified as a result of federal investigation. This behavior is considered "accurate and rational" and requires action, but it often creates distrust and affects the relationship with the entire Native American community. As long as the community recognizes that these actions are necessary for the integrity of the protection plan and they are not considered to be arbitrary, these actions will eventually be accepted. Later, when the federal funds were depleted, we cooperated and found other ways to carry out the project on a continuous basis. This shows that we can continue to cooperate to achieve common goals.