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    expansion into the Ohio River valley repeatedly brought it into conflict with the claims of the British colonies‚ especially Virginia. Groups involved: France ‚ New France‚Wabanaki Confederacy‚ Abenak ‚iMi’kmaq ‚AlgonquinCaughnawaga Mohawk‚ Lenape ‚Ojibwa ‚Ottawa ‚Shawnee ‚Wyandot Battles: British defeated at Ft. Duquesne | 1755 | Western Pennsylvania (present-day Pittsburgh) | Gen. Braddock’s force of 1450 men surrounded and defeated by Indian and French-Canadian forces | American

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    the American Indian. America must now seize this historic opportunity to deal honorably with the Native Peoples on the issue of Restitution‚ Reparations and Restoration of Lands that guarantees Indian people a future in America. “ Dennis J. Banks‚ Ojibwa Nation Chairman of the Board American Indian Movement The Case “For” Reparations In his book "A Little Matter of Genocide‚" (City Lights Books‚ 1997) Ward Churchill writes: "During the four centuries spanning the time between 1492‚ when Christopher

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    Native Americans HIS206 Pamela Forsythe May 18‚ 2015 NATIVE AMERICANS The history of Native Americans has been a long and grueling one. Most of which has been plagued with pain‚ degradation‚ struggle‚ and horror. Even to this day‚ they are still trying to recover all that was taken from them. They struggle to regain and preserve their culture and lands that was ripped from them so long ago. Although there have been many events that have impacted Native Americans since 1877‚ the assimilation

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    the Great War Chief. “The Cherokee Peace Chief was in charge of domestic issues and the ceremonial life of the town. The War Chief dealt with matters involving outsiders: not just war‚ but negotiations‚ alliances‚ trade‚ and other external matters” (Ojibwa 2011). The Chiefs had no real power in the villages‚ no more than any other Cherokee. The main traits they look for in Chiefs is their generosity and unselfishness. It can also be found that women had a lead role in these council and had chiefs of

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    the beginning of Cowley’s essay‚ he is at his 80th birthday party. While blowing out his candles‚ he recalls the Northern Ojibwas customs of their aging people. He remembers the traditional ceremony that takes place where the older gentleman is put to his rest by taking a quick blow to the back of the head by a tomahawk. Though a ceremony like the one of the Northern Ojibwas may seem extreme‚ I understand Cowley’s position. It is a way to go out with honor and pride with respect from his people

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    English 1110-03 Aug 3‚ 2011 Monkey Beach’s Sasquatch and Three Day Road’s Windigo! Both Monkey Beach and Three Day Road are Native American literature. Each author has his own unique way of inserting a presence of a mythical spirit or being into their stories to give the reader a feel for the supernatural. In doing so‚ the authors are successful at intensifying the experience for the reader. These supernatural characters play a significant role in the plot‚ and interactions between characters

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    Through this Rite of Passage the child becomes an adult‚ taking responsibility for themselves and their individual contribution to a healthy society. The child returns to the tribe and once the child has grown he or she will pursue that direction in life. After a vision quest‚ the child may become an apprentice of an adult in the tribe of the shown direction (Medicine Man‚ boat-maker and so

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    Despite all of the positive work he has done‚ Grey Owl is mainly remembered for playing out one of the most convincing hoaxes of the 20th century. The environmentalist‚ born as Archibald Belaney‚ took on a fake identity as a First Nations man named Grey Owl up until his death in 1938. Unfortunately‚ the truth was revealed after his death and all the constructive work he put into educating others about the environment was forgotten. Although some do see him as a fraud‚ Grey Owl’s teachings remain

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    very much involved in everything from working the fields to making things like mats and baskets that were used daily. The whole tribe’s well-being was heavily dependent on not only the work of the men but the work of the women. In the case of the Ojibwas‚ the men were responsible for the hunting but it was the women who cured the meat and dressed skins. When it came to political matters the Native women had more rights and power than most of the European women of that time. The Pueblo had a matrilineal

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    is by far one of the most mysterious and feared monsters in not only in the Algonquian folklore which it is attributed to‚ but also other indigenous populations all over the world. Although this creature goes by many names in the Native American Tribes‚ including Wechuge (Athapaskan Beaver)‚ Windigo (Algonkian)‚ Witiko (Sekani)‚ Wittikow (Cree)‚ Wintuc (Lenape)‚ Wintiko (Objibwa)‚ and others‚ it is represented in the folklore of many cultures. For the sake of simplicity‚ the term Wendigo (Woodland

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