Stripped of Personal Freedom: Native Americans in the West

In our country's history, some groups do not do as well. I can not imagine that a second is a soldier in battle, women are fighting for basic rights, and many people lose their jobs at the expense of changes in our economic way. And fight to survive. It seems to be wrong to select one group, not another group.

Minority women, especially Chinese and indigenous Americans, did not gain greater freedom. For these groups, the concept of "the West" in the United States is meaningless. To the Chinese women, salons, and dirty hotels who worked in the California and Rocky Mountain mine camp later in the late nineteenth century, the west is not the west but the west, and is often not a choice. Encourage Chinese poor families to sell their daughters who were brought to the voyage San Francisco, adopted as "fences" and taken to mining camps. Although slavery has been prohibited since the civil war, isolating these camps, like Warrens in Idaho, means that if not, it actually exists

In many cases, Wild West's Native American shows new failures such as knee genocide. These shows celebrate the conquest of the West and the collapse of the Native American, but for the involved Native American actors, they are also a means of earning money for their families. In 1913, director Thomas Ince worked at a movie production studio in Santa Ines Canyon near Santa Monica, with a native American performing these tours. He also recruited some Sioux people from Pine Ridge Reserve in South Dakota. In exchange for rooms and meals, actors screen Inche's movies and lend it to other directors.

While most Americans can provide some information about Oklahoma tears and Native American reserves, American indigenous policies in Central America and Northwest America are not covered by textbooks. Where most Americans do not travel, some Native American tribes book together. Because the US government is trying to keep these citizens out of sight to anyone else, they are neither noticed nor memorized. With these reservations, the Native American distributed something other Americans experienced during periods of extreme need like war.

As Americans move more and more west, collisions with Native Americans are increasing more and colonists are urging the federal government to move native Americans to the south east of the Mississippi River. Congress finally created Indian territory in 1834 and is now in Oklahoma. After the Cherokee countries refused to hand over their land, the army threatened the army. Thousands of Cherokee people were murdered along the way, so Cherokee marched to the west in a cruel weather known as the way to tears.