The Decimation and Rebirth of the Seneca Indian Tribe

Transformation and reproduction of Seneca Indians' tribe In 1492 Columbus discovered America. This has always been considered an important turning point in world history. It is not only a turning point in the history of the world of Europe but also a turning point of the history of indigenous peoples in North America. Native Americans have equal demands on their land and how they live. As Europeans flood the new world, cultural conflict between them inevitably surfaces.

The Iroquois Indians live in the northeast of the forest culture. Today we call this country New York. The Indians of Iroquois are actually Indian "states" consisting of five tribes. These tribes are Senecas, Onondagas, Oneidas, Cayuga and Mohawks. These tribes are hostile or until they unite to become a "five-country alliance" or are cautious about each other. After the formation of this country, there are still some battles among the five tribes. Iroquo Indians live in huts and tenement houses. The hut is made by bending young trees to form a family circle. In this form, fragments of bark overlap to protect Indians from bad weather. Add layers of straw and hay to the bark. Small holes from above allow smoke to escape from the fire. The bed is covered with animal skins

Native American and American government Iroquois is a country of five tribes of Mohawks, Seneca, Onidas, Cayuga, Onondagas. The tribes were originally separated, but after that they were gathered by two Indians named Hiawatha and Deganewida. Hiawatha seems to be a spokeswoman, but Deganawidah is a philosopher. These two people form a country, some of which are still unscathed today. One aspect that makes them very powerful is expensive for the UK, King George 111 collects taxes and wishes to regain control of American colonies. The King and his government formulated the strategy of "a company in East India where it is difficult to monopolize tea imports to the United States" (The Boston Tea Party, 1773). This led to the establishment of the tea law in 1773. It gives US commercial sovereignty to manage trade. After American settlers listened to taxes they thought that even if the price went down