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Washington made a deal and gave a speech. The blacks and southern whites made the deal that if the blacks could work and stay in their place and submit to the white, the southerns would make sure they got the education they wanted.

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Everyone of these incidents happened with the belief from Americans that these people, these cultures were all forced to be on a lower level. The whites didn't think of them as real people. They thought of them as aliens. That they don't belong in the U.S. They broke them away individually from their groups to make it easier to control that persons actions. Over the years these races, including my own has proved their right to be here in the U.S. They fought hard for what we have today.

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In Wisconsin, The Bennett law was put into place that no other languages other than English can be used in both private and public schools. They made this law because German was used a lot in schools in Wisconsin. They do this to make it easier to control and lower the rate of races other than English is America.

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The Massacre happened because the Indian land that the Apache Indians were on had gold in the mountains. The Government went out and asked them for land, then kicked them off when they didn't say yes. The Indians fought to protect their land, but one day a gun went off accidentally which triggered the government to raid the camp. Over 200 people died that day.

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Wounded Knee: Massacre, Memorial & Battle ‑ HISTORY

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Wounded Knee in South Dakota was the site of an 1890 Indian massacre by U.S. Army troops, and a deadly 1973 occupation by Native American activists.

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The President gave Indians individual pieces of land, instead big chunks to the whole tribe to introduce them to individual ownership. Anyone who took the deal and lived away from the tribe could have United States Citizenship. It made is easier to control the people individually then as a tribe. If you don't take the deal you don't get citizenship.

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Geronimo was the chief of the native american Apache tribe. He and his tribe fought against the US for over thirty years and surrendered in 1886. They were fighting for their homeland that the United States was trying to push them out of. Many times the Apache tribe was caught and moved. Each time Geronimo and a few of the people from his tribe would escape and go on raids. After fighting constantly Geronimo was the last tribe to surrender in September of 1886.

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1883 - The Supreme court strikes down The Civil Rights Act

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1883 - The Supreme court strikes down The Civil Rights Act

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The Civil rights act was passed in 1875. It was the act of no more discrimination against African Americans. That everyone one would be treated equally in public areas like school, restaurants, transpositions, etc. The law did not last long. In October of 1883, The Supreme Court overturned the law. Not Until 1964 was the law passed again, almost 100 years later. But the second time it was permanent.

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On May 6th, they passed a 10 year ban to not let Chinese workers come into the united states and work. The workers that were already here could stay and work, but if they left the country for any reason they could not come back.

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"A Century Of Dishonor" - By Helen Hunt Jackson Published in 1880

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"A Century Of Dishonor" - By Helen Hunt Jackson Published in 1880

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Is a non-fiction book about the experiences that the Indians had in the US. Helen wrote the book in hopes of getting the Governments attention. Wanting them to change the rules towards the Native- Americans. Ms. Jackson sent a copy of the book to congress praying to make them realize the unfairness.

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U.S. Supreme Court rules Chinese ineligible to become citizens  - 1878

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U.S. Supreme Court rules Chinese ineligible to become citizens  - 1878

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Ah Yup was a Chinese immigrant that applied to be a citizen of the US. On April 29th of 1878, The Ninth Circuit Court of California declined his application to be naturalized. They passed the law around the same time that all White people or people of Africa or descents of Africans could be naturalized. People of races other than that will be declined.