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The Spokane Tribe lived along the Spokane River in three bands known as the Upper, Middle and Lower Spokane Indians. Spokane Tribal members hunted, fished and collected roots and berries to feed their families throughout the year.

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The Spokane tribe lived along the Spokane river and spoke the Salish language.In January of 1881 "President Hayes declared approximately 157,000 acres as the new and smaller home of the Tribe, moving the Spokane Tribe of Indians from our ancestral homelands to the Spokane Indian Reservation".The Spokane still today pay respect to there former homeland with the Step development plan.

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the Spokane Tribe of Indians lived on, protected and respected our ancestral homelands of approximately 3 million acres. The Spokane Tribe of Indians lived along the Spokane River in three bands known as the Upper, Middle and Lower Spokane Indians.

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In the middle of the 1800s American reformers decided that Indian tribes should be assimilated into the “American way of life.” This meant teaching Indian people about the importance of private property, material wealth and monogamous nuclear families.They created boarding schools where they could teach Indian children how to live a normal american culture,this meant the Indians had to leave their language,cultural difference and followed the american culture.

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The Spokane tribe lived a long a river in 3 bands known as Upper ,middle ,and lower Spokane Indians.Spokane Tribal members hunted, fished and collected roots and berries to feed their families throughout the year.Today, many of the same fishing and hunting practices are used, just as the same roots and berries are collected by modern Spokane Tribal families.  

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The Spokane tribe lived a long a river in 3 bands known as Upper ,middle ,and lower Spokane Indians.Spokane Tribal members hunted, fished and collected roots and berries to feed their families throughout the year.Today, many of the same fishing and hunting practices are used, just as the same roots and berries are collected by modern Spokane Tribal families.  

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Two important fact in the article is that: #1 President Hayes declared approximately 157,000 acres as the new and smaller home of the Tribe, moving the Spokane Tribe of Indians from our ancestral homelands to the Spokane Indian Reservation.  #2 For many generations, Spokane Tribal families relied on river waterways for nourishment, medicinal and spiritual purposes, with the grand Spokane Falls a gathering place for many Spokane Tribal Ancestors.

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Treaties signed between American Indians and Colonial powers in the 17th and 18th centuries, and then between tribes and American officials in the late 18th and 19th centuries, resulted time and again in either the reduction of aboriginal lands or the relocation of Native Americans from their ancestral homes to designated areas where they lived and governed with limited independence.

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The Indian Removal Act, signed by President Andrew Jackson on May 28, 1830, was an unprecedented legal maneuver that gave the president the power to make treaties with every tribe east of the Mississippi, ultimately forcing them to surrender their lands in exchange for territory in the West.

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In the middle of the 1800's the Americans had made Native American boarding schools to "civilize" native children. The Americans thought that just because the Natives had a different culture and way of life that it was okay to take their children and put them into very strict boarding schools to "kill the Indian and save the man". In those boarding schools they would cut off the children's long hair, force then not to speak their native language and even give then new "white" names.

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When battling with Andrew Jackson, Indians called him a "sharp knife" because of many Cherokee dying due to the Indian removal act.
The members from Cherokee nation were forced out parts of North Carolina,Tennessee,Georgia, and Alabama, they called this "The Trail of Tears". Many became ill and thousands died during the arduous crossing.
The U.S promised they give the Native Americans recourses to live, but the commitments went unfulfilled most of the time, so the Native Americans ability to hunt, fish and gather food was severely restricted. Illness, starvation, and depression remained a constant for many.

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the natvies wasnt allowed to speak their language , their hair was cut off they was giving white names to help them inherited they property  . The boarding schools help the students work skills , economically  independent .

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the natvies wasnt allowed to speak their language , their hair was cut off they was giving white names to help them inherited they property  . The boarding schools help the students work skills , economically  independent .

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treaties signed between the indians and colonial power in 17th and 18th . Natvie people who stayed in their original regions

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treaties signed between the indians and colonial power in 17th and 18th . Natvie people who stayed in their original regions

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the spokane tribe lived along the river called the spokane river in three bands knowns as the upper , middle , and lower spokne indians . 

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the spokane tribe lived along the river called the spokane river in three bands knowns as the upper , middle , and lower spokne indians . 

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American Indians were very limited with where and how they lived. President would used his power to force the American Indians to surrender their land.

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Native Americans were forced to learn and act like a white man and to forget about all their native beliefs and religion just so they could fit in with the "American way of life". For instance they had to learn English and forget all about their languages and if they didn't abide by the rules the Americans set for them they were physically punished.

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Native people in article one had to act like white people and couldn't be themselves because Americans decided that the natives didn't have a "American way of life"