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American Indian Reservations came to be in January 1881, President Hayes declared 157,000 acres as a new but smaller home for the tribe. Moving the Spokane Indians from their ancestral home to the Spokane Indian Reservation.

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1. The Spokane Tribes lived along the river waterways for medical, spiritual, and nourishment.

2. In January 1881 President Hayes gave Spokane 157,000 acres of land for them to have a new but smaller home than before.

3. The Spokane till this day still practice what their ancestors practice they teach their children all their cultural stuff.

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Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal act in May 28th, 1830.

Some Natives stayed in their original regions but were eventually compelled by the US government at the time to leave their regions.

Some tribes left to the reservations of their own free will others fought and were forced to leave their regions and homes.

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1. Americans would completely destroy the Indian tradition turning Indians essentially into "Normal" americans at the time people had assumed that, that was saving people and helping them.

2. The Boarding school would take away Indian's named and grant them different "White" names as at the time the US thought it would make it easier for Indians to live in their society.

3. The end goal of the boarding school wasn't to teach them Math, Science, English or any of that it was in fact used to eradicate any signs of indian culture.ri

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what i learned in the article is that American reformers decided that Indian tribes should be assimilated into the “American way of life.” and another interesting fact is that The schools would teach Indians how to read, write, and speak in English. They would convert the children to Christianity. The end goal was to eliminate all signs of Indian culture. this is interesting because they want to switch their religion

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one fact was they was stripped from there own culture

another fact is,traditional Native foods were abandoned, forcing students to acquire the food traditions of white society, including the use of knives, forks, spoons, napkins and tablecloths.

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On May 28, 1830 there was an Indian removal act signed by the president Andrew Jackson who was also called “shard knife” by Indians he battled. Which  gave him the power to make native Americans surrender there land in exchange for new territory in the west. He believed that Indians did not  have the intelligence, the industry, the moral habits, etc which  are essential to any favorable change in their condition. Throughout the 1830s tens of thousands of native Americans were relocated to Indian territory (which is now apart of Oklahoma). Then in 1851 The Indian Appropriations Act was authorized and Native Americans were then again forced to move to even smaller parcels of land now called reservations.

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Tens of thousands of Native Americans were relocated to Indian Territory (to an area now part of Oklahoma) throughout the 1830s. Some tribes left without conflict, but many were ultimately driven by force from their ancestral land.

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What I Learned in this article was that the U.S made promises to the Native Americans and didnt complete their promise which caused the Native Americans to suffer and become ill. I also learned that Native peoples who stayed in their original regions were compelled by the government to relinquish large tracts of the land they had once controlled and were made to live in small, often geographically isolated areas. And I learned that still today Native Americans suffer from these conditions.

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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.

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The tragedy that was show to this story about how native were take from the religions and believes

another fact is that they did some much bad stuff

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There was so many people that wanted the removal for Indian/ native Americans on may 28, 1830 president Andrew Jackson. The president was able to force the native people to surrender their land.

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1: The Americans forced the native Americans to act "normal" so they sent the kids to boarding school far away from home and changed them. Americans made them change their whole apparence and make them stop speaking the language.

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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.”  Basically they make the Indians Americans by teaching them English ,making them forget about there cultural and more.

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1. The Indian tribes tried to defend their way of living while the white Americans were determined to change them and move them , which had continued throughout the 19 century , which caused a lot of conflicts.
2.the Indian tribes called president Andrew Jackson sharp knife, they gave him that name because Andrew made them surrender their land in exchange for territory in the west.

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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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1. Even today Spokane Tribal elders continue to teach the Salish language to the young kids. An example is a father can teach his son the old way of the language so he can teach it to his and the next and so forth.

2. The Spokane Tribe of Indians lived along the Spokane River in three bands known as the Upper, Middle and Lower Spokane Indians.

3. The Spokane tribe protected over 3 million acres of land.

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What I learned from in the article is that the school of the India school killed the Indian, and the kids made to wear standard uniforms . Another is the ending of the boarding school they wasn't teaching them Math or Science, English and any of that facts to used eradicate of any signs of Indian culture

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1. the native american tribes were driven out of their land,the ones who tried to stay were forcibly moved,they had no options but to move from their respective areas which led to many people going through ¨the trail of tears",this was a moving of thousands of people,many people became ill and thousands of deaths followed.

2.before his presidency Andrew Jackson was given the nickname ¨sharp knife¨ by the native Americans commending how ruthless and cruel he was,after becoming president he used his power to move out all native Americans saying they weren't intelligent enough or had the right morals for improvement.

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1. 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.

2. Most members of the Cherokee Nation were forcibly removed from parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama on what they called The Trail of Tears.

3.  Native peoples were again forced to move to even smaller parcels of land now called reservations. The U.S. government had promised to support the relocated tribal members with food and other supplies, but their commitments often went unfulfilled, and the Native Americans’ ability to hunt, fish and gather food was severely restricted. Illness, starvation, and depression remained a constant for many.

They were constantly in movement.

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Something that I learned about how American Indian Reservations is that it started January 1881, President Andrew Jackson signed The Indian Removal Act on May 28, 1830. This eventually force them to give up their territories in return for territory in the West. Native American tribes were driven off their land, and those who tried to stay were forcibly relocated. They had little choice but to leave their separate places, which resulted in thousands of individuals walking "the trail of tears." Many people grew ill, and thousands died as a result. Another thing that I learned was that Native peoples were forcibly relocated to an even smaller land plots, today known as reservations. The  United States government had promised to provide food and other supplies to the relocated tribal people, but these promises were frequently broken, and Native Americans' ability to hunt, fish, and gather food was severely limited. For many, illness, malnutrition, and depression were unavoidable.