Tribes

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    Sequoyah

    history of our country, a little known or recognized Indian made great contributions to his tribe and our country. His name was Sequoyah and his contributions were not recognized till later in his life. His tribe members thought him to be a regular warrior or member of the tribe but as time passed and he got older he gained great wisdom. Who was Sequoyah? Sequoyah was an important Indian to the Cherokee tribe. His mother, Wu-teh, was a member of the Paint Club and his father, Nathanial Gist (Guess

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    Native American Neglect Research Paper

    the land, as it was at first, and should be now -- for it was never divided, but belongs to all.” Tribes such as the Cherokee, have felt this neglect in past times such as with the Trail of Tears, where Natives were deprived of the land they had. What is astounding is that in today’s times society still chooses to ignore the fact that tribes such as the Cherokee are being mistreated.

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    American Indian Pride

    type or subgroup of this culture, but capture a few elements of the people altogether as one whole culture. The four largest tribes of American Indians are Navajo (308,013), Cherokee (285, 476), Sioux (131, 048), and Chippewa (115, 859). These tribes of American Indians are the most indentify by people of this culture - according to the website www.infoplease.com. Each tribe has a special tradition or custom that is passed down from generation to generation, but the three common core themes of American

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    How Did The Spanish Colonies Achieve Its Goals

    knowledge about the tribes which were present in the American territories. The Spanish Missionary Colonies were set up under the patronage of the Royal Family and provided religious authority by the Pope (Wright ‘Spanish Mission’). Their main goals were to establish a Spanish

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    A Matter of Envirionmental Justice

    parties involved. The “Pygeum” tree is very valuable to the “Kikuyu” tribe of natives that live in the region. It is used for medicinal purposes, as well as in building houses, and other forms of use. Colney and Pitts, a company that uses the trees for medicinal purposes wants to harvest the trees in the area to manufacture the pharmaceuticals that they need. Icer is an environmental group that has interest in the “Kikuyu” tribe and what is best for them, if the harvesting of the trees should occur

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    Native American in the Civial War

    but it was uneasy to ignore the Civil War. Native American tribes would try to completely avoid confutation between the North and the South by moving into the mountains in the far west, but the problem with moving is intercepting between other Native American tribes and their territory. A couple thousand native Americans accepted the war and join the Confederate or the Union Army. There were different types of Native American tribes that fought in the Civil War and sided between the Union

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    Dread

    the spirit of Bibi Chen, a SanFranscisco socialite, narrates the story of her twelve friends during their vacation and disappearance in China and Burma. Bibi's sudden death, prior to the scheduled vacation, gives her "The Mind of Others", a Buddhist term meaning she can hear others true thoughts and feelings. This new ability allows the readers insight into the raw emotions of the twelve friends. As one gets acquainted with each character the very real truth of human emotion and basic need is exposed

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    American Indian Outcasts

    They have gone through multiple things to prove that they are just as Indian as the enrolled members. “We have descendants of our own who have a mixture of other Indian tribes who are excluded from enrollment, yet who are practicing our culture traditions. It is my belief they are more deserving of enrollment because they are going to help us survive as an Indian culture.” (Desjarlait) During this dispute people have been

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    Native American Myth

    The Tale of the Columbine On the eastern plains of Colorado, during the time of the buffalo, there lived two tribes. These two tribes lived in peace and happiness respecting each others land and customs. The Alexander tribe that inhabited the western most part of the Eastern Plains had the strongest most well known chief in the land. As time went on and his children grew older he found that most of his love lay in his youngest daughter, Run- Away- Deer. Her beauty could be seen for miles and

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    Humanitarian Crisis In Darfur

    groups in the region and frequent crisis, which was humanitarian in most cases that attracted the international and regional organizations concern since 2003. The Darfur region was an arena of violent clashes between African tribes namely Fur, Mazalit, and Zaghwa and Arabian tribes. This unmediated and unsolved conflicts turned into one of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. The conflict in Darfur has old and deep roots and it’is only the latest manifestation of a recurring problem. However,

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