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1. American Indians
   ... The end result was the Indians lost their homeland and their way of life. ... This was just one example of many instances where Indians lost their land. ...
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2. the effect of europeans on ame
   ... were introduced. The Indians lost their land and sustenance due to the drastic changes imposed by the Europeans. The principle ceremonies ...
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3. American Indians
   ... After he died, the Indians lost an important leader and hence lost their sense of direction and stopped fighting for awhile. In ...
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4. peter and the lost city
   ... He said amp39amp39When I was traveling throughout the Amazon, looking for the Lost City, I got lost a couple of times, and the Indians were very friendly and gave me ...
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5. Andrew Jackson
   ... The Indians lost massive amounts of land during the allotment period and reservations became scattered with whites seeking gold and other valuables. ...
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6. Plains Indians
   But the second half of the ninetieth century drastically changes the live of the Plains Indians who lost many of their traditions and customs due to the ...
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7. Tecumseh
   ... 161. After suffering a loss, the Indians lost faith in Tenskwatawa for predicting a victory which they never received. Many Indians ...
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8. Indians and the Westward movement
   ... situation. They tried to acculturate to the white culture and lost. The Indians then tried to resist and lost as well. Joseph Brant ...
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9. Cree Indians
   ... The Cree Indians later lost many of their tribe in the 1776 break out of small pox, battles with the Sioux, and a defeat to the Blackfeet in 1870. ...
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10. Cree Indians
    ... The Cree Indians later lost many of their tribe in the 1776 break out of small pox, battles with the Sioux, and a defeat to the Blackfeet in 1870. ...
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11. American Indians and Gaming
    ... They have created an atmosphere for cultural genocide, among their tribes. Since the arrival of the white man the American Indians have lost their way of life. ...
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12. lost colony
    ... In the case of the lost colonist an investigator can appreciate the intriguing views ... on the island soon recognized that they needed protection from the indians. ...
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13. French and Indians
    ... During August of 1751 the British lost Oswego and Fort William Henry to the French ... The French were influenced by the Indians a great deal, this is noticeable in ...
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14. The Indians Contribution to their problems.
    ... If the Indians would not have resisted they might have gotten more land, been treated better, they might not have lost as many people and been able to better ...
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15. Zinacantecos Indians
    ... that will host a ritual, for example the place of a lost soul, the ... slowly moved elsewhere as the Mexican agrarian reform program allowed the Indians to take ...
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16. indians
    ... Eventually, they had to give in and follow their rules, but the Indians have not completely lost their culture or traditions, only by abiding these rules and ...
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17. Delaware Indians
    ... fair dealing with the Indians by obtaining their lands through negotiated treaties and deeds. But unfortunately, when it came to us the Quakers lost control of ...
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18. Plains Indians
    ... Washington gained more and more control over the Indians. In the end, the Native Americans lost their spirit after years of starving and fighting. ...
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19. Massacre of Wounded Knee
    ... After the fateful event at Wounded Knee, she was doomed to live the rest of her life as a wandering lost soul stuck between the whites and Indians, and never ...
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20. Blacks and Indians in the development of the Americas
    ... situation. Both the Indians and the Africans lost an original piece of their culture due to the interference of the Europeans. As ...
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21. Battle of Wounded Knee
    ... ghost dance. Wovoka had lost all power over the Indians and pretty much lost his accountability in the Indian nation. With Big Foot ...
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22. Wounded Knee
    ... ghost dance. Wovoka had lost all power over the Indians and pretty much lost his accountability in the Indian nation. With Big Foot ...
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23. american revolution
    ... Norton, France was ousted from the continent, the Spanish territories were confined to the area west of the Mississippi, and the Indians lost their diplomatic ...
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24. The Removal Act
    ... promised food, transportation, protection should they be attacked by rival Indians, medication, and they were to be reimbursed for any property lost on the ...
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25. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
    ... to match those of the white people, not to mention the Indians inability to produce guns it is not surprising that the Indians ultimately lost the battle. ...
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26. A Review of North American Indians
    ... this not only reduced the amount of available land to the Indians, but would ... Territory, in what was soon to become the state of Oklahoma, lost there rights ...
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27. Cabeza de Vacaamp39s Adventures in the Unknown Interior of America
    ... Many times they were attacked by Indians, and the further they explored, the more lost they got until they were at the point where they could not locate their ...
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28. Indian Culture
    ... It was a lost battle by both in this respect 7476. The plains Indians based their life on the hunting of the buffalo. Many of them farmed as well. ...
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29. King Philipamp39s War
    ... the villages in New England.Drake 97 They lost the trading opportunities and the allies they previously shared with the Algonquians. The Indians very gravely ...
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30. Tecumseh
    ... It was not always glorious for the Indians in war though, they lost many men to a much better trained and supplied American militia particularly at Miami 193 ...
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