The Loss Of The Native American

manage aspects (such as: thoughts, feelings and behaviors) in order to decrease the prevalence of anxiety and depression that enties with stigma and medical conditions (Blumenthal, 2012). In 2012, there were 360 million people worldwide with hearing loss because of a disease, infection, head injury or the aging process. Latin America and the Caribbean uphold 9% of this distribution.

example. The Native American people, which lived in what it is now the state of Oregon, spoke the language of Siletz Dee-ni. While the language once thrived in that part of the country, now there may be only one fluent speaker. A man by the name of Alfred Lane could be the last remaining speaker of Siletz Dee-ni (Moskowitz). This is the most extreme case of an endangered language with the life of the language hinging on the life of its last speaker. In this way, the Native American languages can

Native American Historical Trauma: The Rise of Depression Considered the first humans in North America, Native Americans have been embroiled in a long and destructive relationship with European settlers. Ever since the arrival of European settlers and the establishment of the United States of America, the Native Americans have suffered through disease, war, and cruel treatment. They were introduced to smallpox, measles, and other foreign diseases that could not be cured with their herbs and shamanistic

negative effect on the Native Americans in North America. The worst effect of expansion can be seen in the loss of native land. Expansion into native land was something that was very common throughout history. For example, The French and Indian war, the conquest of the Aztecs, and Pontiac 's Rebellion. This was very common, because many of the people expanding had little to no consideration for the Native Americans. In many cases, they believed that they had every right to native land, and were even

Native Americans lived on the North American continent centuries before the arrival of Europeans. These native groups developed and preserved cultural traditions. Many European explorers traveled to the New World around the 1500s in search for God, gold, and glory. This brought them into contact with the Native Americans, and led to a complete change in their lifestyle. Europeans brought the Natives diseases, forced them to relocate, and altered their cultures. All in all, the Europeans left

wind-ruffled sea cover its shell-paved floor, but that time long since passed away with the greatness of tribes that are now but a mournful memory.,” Chief Seattle Speech of 1854. The culture of the Native American people has been deteriorating ever since the Europeans arrived in the Americas. The impactful and immense loss of lifestyle that they faced is one that can never be recovered, what the United States has given them are generations of trauma and blatant suffering. However, the U.S. did not stop there

Today, Native Americans are facing a rising challenge in cultural appropriation as their cultural practices are exploited by the dominant groups. Their traditional items are misrepresented in a disrespectful and wrongful way. Fashion is undeniably the area where cultural appropriation takes place most frequently (Holloway, 2016), and it has been taking place since the 1800s (Bazylinski, 2013). As a result, it will be relevant to examine more deeply at the cultural appropriation of the Native Americans

European and Native American cultures is the start of our Mixed-American history. Like many other colonization stories, concepts such as culture, religion, trade, and colonialism are tossed in a mix between virtues such as trust, acceptance, and fairness. Often times neglecting the latter of the mixture. The oddity of such unions is that the native people are generally tolerant with the foreigners… until the foreigner grows into the oppressor. Such is the case between the Native Americans and the European

1492, Christopher Columbus landed in the new world; the Native Americans lives were altered through the introduction of the Columbian Exchange, Cultural changes and loss of their homeland. Columbus's discovery of the new world sparked colonization of the Americas. There was an ample amount of vast, arable land thus creating economic opportunity for the wealthy and the common-man. The people longing for this opportunity intruded on the Native American's land and completely changed their way of life

when the first colonizers arrived at the North American continent, they concluded that America deserted and empty. However, they realized that they had company when they figured out that the land had been inhabited for a considerable amount of time by the Native Americans. Since the colonizers did not know how to live amongst the Native Americans, the following generations lacked knowledge on maintaining good relationships with the Native Americans. Unfortunately, the inability to solve this problem