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Indian Life Photo Analysis
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Indian CultureIndian Culture Indians were very spiritual people. They participated in dances and other rituals
Some groups of Indians were nomads (they moved around and lived in many different places). They also shared property as a community
Indians lived off the land. Their main food source was the buffalo
Indians were very spiritual people. They participated in dances and other rituals
Some groups of Indians were nomads (they moved around and lived in many different places). They also shared property as a community
Indians lived off the land. Their main food source was the buffalo
Changes to Indian Culture
Changes to Indian Culture
Westward Expansion changed Indian’s lives Indians were forced onto reservations (areas of land set aside for only Indians
Oftentimes, the government broke treaties and forced Indians onto even smaller portions of land
The Indian population was reduced due to warfare, disease, and mistreatment by Americans (example – the battle of wounded knee )
Westward Expansion changed Indian’s lives Indians were forced onto reservations (areas of land set aside for only Indians
Oftentimes, the government broke treaties and forced Indians onto even smaller portions of land
The Indian population was reduced due to warfare, disease, and mistreatment by Americans (example – the battle of wounded knee )
Massacre at Wounded Knee
Massacre at Wounded Knee
Changes to Indian Culture cont.
Changes to Indian Culture cont.
The buffalo were wiped out by settlers
Many Indians were put into schools in order to become “more American”
The buffalo were wiped out by settlers
Many Indians were put into schools in order to become “more American”
Indian “Assimilation”Indian “Assimilation”
Famous Events involving IndiansFamous Events
involving Indians
Indians reacted in different ways to the problems that faced their people Chief Joseph attempted to lead his tribe, the Nez Perce, to Canada, but was caught and put on a reservation
Other Indians, such as Sitting Bull, fought back. Sitting Bull killed George Custer and his men at the Battle of Little Big Horn, but was later killed by the US army
Indians reacted in different ways to the problems that faced their people Chief Joseph attempted to lead his tribe, the Nez Perce, to Canada, but was caught and put on a reservation
Other Indians, such as Sitting Bull, fought back. Sitting Bull killed George Custer and his men at the Battle of Little Big Horn, but was later killed by the US army
The Battle of Little Bighorn
The Battle of Little Bighorn
GeronimoGeronimo Led raids against the US army
Was put into a reservation
Converted to Christianity - Assimilated
Led raids against the US army
Was put into a reservation
Converted to Christianity - Assimilated