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1. NEZ PERCE INDIANS
   ... An example of this would be what happened to the Nez Perce Indians. ... Also, the Nez Perce tribeamp39s population went from 700 to a little bit more than 50. ...
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2. Chief Joseph
   ... He was born into the tribe of the Nez Perce. ... Joseph the Elder Josephamp39s father was the first Nez Perce to convert to Christianity. ...
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3. Lewis and Clark across Idaho
   ... They returned with some game. John Colter brought back three Indians from a tribe that lived across the mountains, probably Nez Perce. ...
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4. Lewis and Clark The story
   ... They returned with some game. John Colter brought back three Indians from a tribe that lived across the mountains, probably Nez Perce. ...
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5. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
   ... The Nez Perce was a friend of the United States for seventy years before they had a problem with the United States. ... It was the end of the Nez Perceamp39s changes. ...
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6. The Bone Battle Kennewick Man
   ... Five Columbia Basin tribes, consisting of the Umatilla, Nez Perce, Yakama, Colville, and Wanapum filed a claim to the remains. Four ...
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7. Lewis and Clark
   ... Here they came upon Clarkamp39s men and a band of friendly Nez Perce Indians. The Nez Perce were kind enough to take the helplessly ...
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8. west
   ... o Reject by the Crows, the Nez perce turned north and headed for Canada where they hoped to meet up with Sitting Bullamp39s Sioux. o ...
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9. Controversy in Research
   ... been found within the traditional territory of the Umatilla tribes, and the corps determined that it might be affiliated with the Yakama and Nez Perce as well. ...
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10. wolves in yellowstone
    ... The states of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, Animal Damage Control, and the Wind River and Nez Perce Tribes participated in the procedure. ...
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11. The Whitmans
    ... The Spaldings went to go settle with a Nez Perce tribe and establish a mission at Lapwai, near what is today Lewiston, Idaho. The ...
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12. Lewis and Clark
    ... As late 1805 approached and as they crossed the Rocky Mountains the Nez Perce Indians forecasted to the crew that the Chinooks intended to kill them. ...
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13. Blue Highways
    ... The strain almost died out after the Nez Perce were forced out of there in the eighteen seventies and the army sold off their horsesampquot 250. ...
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14. Indian Frontier
    ... These names include Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce tribe, Sitting Bull of the Oglala Sioux, Cochise, Geronimo, and Mangas Coloradas, and John Ross of the ...
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15. Post Civil War Times
    ... The Sioux had to surrender when they were forced into Canada. Other similar battles were with the Nez Perce Indians of Idaho in 1877 and the Apache Indians. ...
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16. Morality in the US
    ... Other Native Americans fought onChief Joseph and the Nez Perce in the late 1870s, Geronimo and the Apaches as late as the 1880s. ...
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17. the effect of europeans on ame
    ... the life we once knew. We must begin a new life. ampquot Chief Joseph nez perce This acceptance has come at a cost. It has left a lot ...
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18. The Corps of Discovery
    ... home. The expedition then meets up with the Nez Perceamp39 which Lewis calls the most hospitable tribe of all the tribe he met. The ...
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19. post civil war
    ... The Nez Perce Indians of Idaho were also goaded into warfare in 1877, when gold discoveries on their reservation prompted the federal government to shrink its ...
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