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    Since the Europeans first arrived in North America, there has been continuous animosity between the invading white settlers and the native population. However, it would not be until after the end of the War of 1812 that the United States government would take a much more forward approach to the removal of Native Americans from prime frontier lands. The Louisiana Purchase in 1803 and the 1814 Treaty of Ghent essentially removed British and French powers from the American territory. These foreign powers

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    Native American Violence

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    emigrants to migrate, and were downright mean to the Indians. They also worked incredibly hard to change everything about the Indians’ ways of life, which prior to the missionary era had been working for decades. Therefore, I strongly believe that the Cayuse Indian tribe was right in what they did, because everyone

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    Essay on The Indian Wars

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    land. When the whites decided to build the railroads for the settlers to have an easier way of traveling to Oregon, the railroads scared off all the animals the Indians hunted for food. This caused a lot of deaths, for Indians and whites both. (The Cayuse War) Sioux Indians got so outraged by settlers coming on their land they killed a total of 450 settlers before someone was able to stop them. (Capps p. 170) Trespassing wasn’t enough for the whites though; they had to have the Indian’s land

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    Causes Of The Cayuse War

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    The Cayuse War is a War form the Whitmans (whites)/settlers and the Cayuse (indians). It took place in Oregon territory and Oregon country , on November 1847,29 through 1855. The war had quite a bit of causes for it to start. They weren't bad conflicts either. The indians did not kill a lot of settlers but held hostage quite a bit. The bad thing about this war was the deaths . The cayuse war is a war that happened in oregon country on november 29 1847. This war started from a tragic accident .

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    The Cayuse War Summary

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    PARAPHRASE ALL OF THIS! Cayuse War- The Cayuse War was an armed conflict that took place in the Northwestern United States from November 29, 1847 (Whitman Massacre) to 1855 between the Cayuse people of the region and the United States Government and local American settlers. Started with the Whitman Massacre, in which Indians attacked the Whitman Mission because they believed that the whites had cursed them with disease. European diseases were especially dangerous to Native Americans because they

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    Cayuse War November 29, 1847 the confluence of the Columbia and Walla Walla Rivers in Oregon, disaster strikes! The Cayuse tribe raids Whitman mission killing and capturing what seemed to be innocent lives. This results in war between the Cayuse tribe and the white people. Perhaps I should back it up a bit, if you want to know how this disaster started and ended, please keep reading. The year was 1836, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman began a mission in Independence Missouri were the Cayuse tribe lived

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    The United States of America, one of the most powerful nations in the world at the time, was completely unprepared for the war that it had joined in Vietnam. The terrain was unlike any we had ever fought in. From mountains to jungles to rice paddies, it was wet, hot, cold, and completely unforgiving. To say that the political situation was tenuous would be a drastic understatement. Not only could officials not make up their minds, neither could the general populace. The media had an influence

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    are many reasons for why the Whitman Massacre took place, miscommunication, Whitman's thinking of that the Cayuse were “savages”, and also not understanding a religion. In the beginning, the Whitmans didn’t give the Cayuse chief a gift, in the Cayuse culture if you take up time of a tribe or cheif you need to give them a gift. And the miscommunication was when the Whitmans thought that the Cayuse wanted to convert to Christianity, but in reality they just wanted to add the book and it’s teaching to

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    of the conflict were that the missionaries were trying to force a religion on the Cayuse tribe that they did not believe in and the missionaries were wasting precious Cayuse recourses and were bringing in so many emigrants that they were starting to completely overrun the Cayuses land. The people involved in The Whitman Massacre were the Cayuse Tribe and the missionaries involved in the Whitman Mission. The Cayuse Tribe was tired of the Missionaries taking over their land and didn`t like the fact

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    Columbia River Tribe

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    For more than 10,000 years the Native American people of the Columbia River region, specifically the Cayuse, Walla Walla and Umatilla Indian tribes, migrated in a yearly cyclical pattern. The tribes would travel from the lowlands of the Columbia River to the highlands in the Blue Mountains in search of safety, shelter, food, opportunities for trade and resources of energy. The most abundant sources of food included elk, deer, salmon, berries and roots. Each of the aforementioned food sources were

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