Influence of Settlers on the Indians

In the 1830 's, Caucasians did not think they deserved the land, so the plain Indians were sent to the West America' s Great Desert. Later they can live in peace and follow their traditions and customs, but when white people find that their land still contributes to agriculture, even the land of the railroad, they regain it I will. Therefore, the white movement started soon in the west. This prospect of expansion to the western side led the government to fully participate in the ordinary Indian life.

At that time Indian and Caucasian. Pocahontas is an excellent person among the Indian representatives who have established friendship with white settlers. She is a Powhatan Indian woman who became a colonist's friend and married John Rolfe who is a Jamestown settler in Virginia. In my opinion, Pocahontas is a considerate girl, a peaceful ambassador, a typical Christian Indian woman. Pocahontas is a very kind and gentle girl. She helps settlers cure famine, illness, Indians

Historical experts say that without the help of the local Powtan Indians, all colonists will definitely die. The Indians gave settlers food. They teach them how to live in the forest. Powhatan Indians showed settlers how to cultivate new crops and how to clean the construction site. Pioneers accepted Indian aid. But the settlers wanted any other power. In 1622, the local Indians attacked the settlers to block the land of the Indians. 340 colonists died. The settlers responded to the attack by destroying the tribe of India living on the coast of Virginia.

Jamestown is on the land of the State of Algonquin Indian Tsenacommacah in eastern Virginia. The chiefs of more than 20 tribes nationwide were called Powhatan by pioneers. Indians enjoyed years of peace before the arrival of the British, and they were cautious about their relationship with settlers, but they were not afraid of them. A hostile European who landed in North America for decades before 1607 is common sense of Indians. The Indians respect the power they think they are Europeans and the power they think is afraid of their guns. Nevertheless, they tested the settlers' strength as much as possible. Colonists may steal Indian maize and Indians may steal British agricultural tools. Such theft sometimes leads to retaliation, which leads to the death of both parties. After John Smith left, the leaders of Jamestown waved hands during innocent peace, the Indians used their advantage for trade, or revenge led to the Indian Wadon murder.