Wednesday, Sept. 19th, 2012.

today we started presentations.

Chapter 5.1:

  • Osage and Iowa Indian tribes settled in small villages.
  • lived near the Mississippi river.
  • hunted and planted crops.
  • they also hunted and gather foods.

Living with a horse.

  • spanish brought horses to new mexico in 1598
  • they left their homes on the plains.
  • caused more rights to break out.
  • they were able to trade goods.

living as a family.

  • many of plain people lived in extended family.
  • usually they spoke the same language.
  • no one was to dominate the group.
  • land was shared for the whole tribe to use.
  • leaders ruled by counsel not force.

Settlers push westward.

  • culture of the white settlers in many ways.
  • argued that the native Americans had lost their rights to the land because they hadnt settled down to improve it.

Lure of gold.

  • a few women tried to work as laundresses, freight haulers, and miners.

government restricts native Americans.

  • all tribes were to live on the same land.
  • later, gov't changed and gave each tribe their own areas in different areas.
  • many settlers and tribes clashed each others. (didn't get along.)

Sand Creek Masacre.

  • 1863 they attacked and killed oer 150 people.
  • all those that died were women and children.

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