Early in the 19th century, America was experiencing a rapid economic growth as a result, the white settlers faced hindrance in their expansion to the south because the area was occupied by Indians. The Americans and the settlers viewed these Indians as a hindrance towards economic progress as a result, the federal government was pressurized to […]
Introduction Alcohol abuse is a serious social issue, not only because it affects our physical health but also because it affects our mental health, and, in turn, our actions, our circumstances, our relationships, and so on. A group often associated with this issue are American Indians as an entity, even though there are over 500 […]
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Get startedThe Trail of Tears was the forced relocation and removal of Native American communities from the Southeast region of the United States to Indian territory located west of the Mississippi River. This included many Native American tribes including Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Seminole and most famously the Cherokee tribe. Estimates from tribal and military records from […]
The Cherokee tribe is a very unique tribe because despite all the events they went through because of foreigners, they were able to stay united and maintained major parts of their culture. The people in the native american tribe usually had high cheekbones, brownish and reddish skin tone, dark hair, and last but not least […]
The struggle between federal power and states’ rights has been a controversy ever since the creation of the United States. The first two governing documents illustrate the search for balance within the two powers; the Articles of Confederation which gave the states more power, and the Constitution which gave more power to the central government. […]
