Nez Perce

varied, but it could be over 100 feet long. These were used for ceremonial purposes and to house many families during the winter. Other: • One of the largest nations of the Plateau region. • As of November 2004 there are 3,363 people enrolled in the Nez Perce

“Lewis and Clark did not give Sacagawea anything. We are not even sure if they treated her with constant respect” (Marks). People worldwide have heard about the Lewis and Clark expedition, and how it kickstarted westward expansion and greatly benefited the United States. What is left untalked about is the impact left on the Native tribes that Lewis and Clark interacted with. While a good chunk of the expedition was filled with friendly and fruitful interactions with Native Americans, the long-lasting

Essay Question #2 Albert Kinsey helped change the American Public’s preconceptions on sexuality by publishing two bestselling books from 1947 to 1953 on the topic. Titled “American Sexual Behavior” and “Sexual Behavior in the Human Female”, these books both confirmed and challenged the generally held beliefs dealing with marriage, sexual gratification, and sexual orientation. Sex was deemed important for a healthy marriage, adultery was frequent and homosexuals weren’t weird anomalies. Hugh Hefner

Met the Nez Perce Indians and they invited us to stay with them. This tribe has been the most impressive so far. Our first impression of the men we met from this tribe was, tall, proud, and dignified. They were not afraid to come up to us. When they did, they asked Clark if we would like to stay with them at their village. Our main goal is to make peace and we were tired so we excepted. When we arrived everyone welcomed us. We noticed all the colorful bead work and quillwork the women made. They

a transcontinental railroad system, obtain new land and rush for the newfound gold in California. Native American tribes lived in the area for many years with little trouble brought upon by the “white man”. These tribes included Sioux, Cheyenne, Nez Perce, Comanche, Kiowa and many more. The book Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee provides many stories of these different Native American tribes that were forcefully brought in the middle of the unwanted expansion on the West. The book also offers many great

In the article There is No True Story of the Western Expansion. Morgan claim was that western expansion wasn’t a part of history. Morgan’s idea about western expansion was inconsiderate. In articles Thomas Jefferson 1801, Chief Joseph, and The Way to Rainy Mountains. All states that the western was part of history and that it was real.These articles also state how the western expansion had a big effect on the Indian’s and American’s. In Article There is No True Story of the Western Expansion

Chief Joseph a Native American who lead his band of Nez Perce during the most tumultuous period in their history said “The earth is the mother to all people, and all people should have equal rights upon it”. Throughout history, there have been many battles for racial equality, but what truly is racial equality? In order to have racial equality it takes acceptance and anti-discrimination. The event that I am going to be informing you about is how president Donald Trump does not treat immigrants equally

Bright Morning is a young girl who is part of the Navajo tribe. As a Navajo woman, her mother was the owner of a large flock of sheep, since shepherding is part of the Navajo way of life. With her black dog in tow, Bright Morning takes the flock to the High Mesas so they can feed on new grass. Her peers White Deer and running Bird always follow along. One day, Bright Morning and her friend Running Bird are caught by men who they later realize are Spaniards. The leader of the Spaniards, "the one

“Silence is a Ocean , Speech is a river “.Chief Joseph and Elie Weisel decided to throw there words in the river .Chief Joseph was a leader of a tribe , Nez Perce that wanted justice and freedom for his people .In addition Elie wiesel was a holocaust survivor that gave his speech at a concentration camp with the Ex President obama . Although both speeches are not that important , I do believe Chief Joseph speech was more effective in History. He really put lots of effort in the speech .He wanted

Chief Joseph, Helen Hunt Jackson, and Frederick Jackson Turner all wrote about how they felt that the government treated them differently from others. They described how their families, land, and tribes were affected by the limitations placed on them at the time. Each of the authors gave reasonable explanations to support their feelings towards this unequal treatment. Helen Hunt Jackson wrote a century of dishonor which focused on the government’s actions of injustice towards the Indians.