Repression of the Native American Society

INTRODUCTION: Since the first white settlers arrived in America in 1492, Native American has been regarded as a minority. People are not as good as new "white people" settlers, and they are not suitable for living in new US land. According to the treaty of Guadapurpe - Hildago in 1803, the United States purchased from Louisiana, the war with Mexico expanded to the west, the southwest moved from the southwest to the USA, the white settler continued to move to the west. They found a fertile land, but there was a problem.

Throughout the history of the United States, the tradition of Native American added a rich color to American life. Today, the influence of indigenous peoples continues through personal achievement and contribution to various fields of American society. America's culture and society will differ greatly without the influence of Indigenous people's culture and individuals. In this section of this resource pack, I will explain the contributions of the Native Americans to American culture. It considers the general contribution of agriculture, government, language and architecture as well as individual contribution. Jack Weatherford studied much of the American Indian contribution. His work "Indian Givers: How American Indians Change the World" is the main source of information for this package.

The cultural change of American Indians and American Indians and the sensitivity of people to what Native Americans mean in today's society will affect Native American identity. This chapter shares some insight into these issues and elements. These insights are born of my own experience and exchanges with Native Americans from all the backgrounds of Indian state provinces 1 So then I will add this information when a student problem expert works with a Native American student Here is how we can use it.

Beginning with contacts with Europeans, the society of Native American began to change. By the 19th century, the Federal Government adopted two overlapping approaches to deal with Native Americans and implemented them through various policies. One is through assimilation policy "civilization" native American, and the other is to control them. By 1871, most Native American groups signed the treaty, lived in extreme poverty, and was put into reservation. After leaving the original homeland, Native Americans learned that the government prohibited many spiritual rituals. The ban makes it increasingly difficult for Native Americans to balance their world. The former sacred world is becoming sacred to no one. In addition, many Native Americans (for example, the Seiris and Kutenai in Montana State) are affected by the authorization system, so in order to leave the reserved border, a form or pass signed by an Indian representative Is required.