Western Indians

At the end of the 19th century, expansion to the West enhanced American culture. As the population grows, they need to meet all the needs equally. The concept of Manifest Destiny was used as the reason for expansion and migration to the west. Native Americans are opposed to recognition of Americans to the West. As a result, Americans have developed a series of policies to help eliminate West Americans. Americans try to destroy indigenous culture.

The plains and buffalos were destroyed due to three interrelated movements. The first is to destroy Western Indian countries. Plain Indians can not survive without buffalos They offer food and clothing and are very sacred to indigenous Americans in the plains. The third reason is to enjoy. Men with hunters and games are pursuing Buffalo as a means of entertainment and manhood. Between 1870 and 1887, two men were sentenced to murder 3,158,730 buffaloes. "A player, Dr Carver boasted that he used to ride a horse," 20 minutes of running "killed 40 bisons and killed 5,000 people in the summer"

The men went around three women and their fists were wrapped in a thick iron pipe and a wooden stick. These women suffocated when the crowd gathered and gathered on the ground in the center of the village of Gujarat Province in western India. Two young people died in the village These women are called Dakan, the witch of Gujarat. They are accused of being a feast for the souls of the young people. Madhuben was clinging to her right arm. She struck it three times from a single tube and judged that the bones were broken. Her nephews Susilaben and Kamlaben covered their heads as trees and metal crouching on their backs. (In this story the name of the woman searching for a witch has been changed to minimize the risk of further attacks or to endanger the pending litigation.