Pacific NW by Adam Cook https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW en-us 2018-03-08 14:50:35 UTC 2018-03-19 13:29:48 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Xmastree.png The Red Cap War adamcook25 https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/239687741 While the Indians removed their women and children from camp to the mountains. On January sixth a mass-meeting was held at Orleans Bar. It was determined to disarm the Indians and to take vigorous action against whites suspected or found guilty of selling arms to the Red Men. People were detected selling firearms to Indians were to have their heads shaved, receive 25 lashes, and be banished from the camps.]]> 2018-03-08 14:58:59 UTC https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/239687741 Gold Rush adamcook25 https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/239702508  By the end of the gold rush era at least 75% of the Yurok people died due to massacres and disease, while other tribes in California saw a 95% loss of life. The point of the Gold Rush is some people came form the east because James W. Marshall found gold and them every one came and searched for riches. Some people became rich and some were left dry]]> 2018-03-08 15:18:09 UTC https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/239702508 TREATY NEGOTIATIONS adamcook25 https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/239709306  While miners established camps along the Klamath and Trinity Rivers, the federal government worked toward finding a solution to the conflicts, which dramatically increased as each new settlement was established. The government sent an Indian named Redick McKee to initiate treaty negotiations. although, local tribes were resistant to come together, some outright opposed meeting with the agent.  The treaties negotiated by McKee were sent to Congress, which was inundated with complaints from settlers claiming the Indians were receiving an excess of valuable land and resources. The Congress rejected the treaties and failed to notify the tribes of this decision.
  
]]> 2018-03-08 15:27:28 UTC https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/239709306 Shelters adamcook25 https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/240203749 The shelters and locations of the of the Pacific NW Native Americans  are unique to this tribe because of where they lived. You could find the Pacific NW Native Americans by the coast of the Pacific Ocean tough Orgain, Washington, parts of Canada and some of Alaska. If you seen what it looked like you would see trees, water, animals and Pacific NW Native Americans. Next, their houses were made from planks come from the name Planke Houses. This is how they built the houses Cedar Planks were laid edge to edge for the walls, and the roof was made by overlapping planks. Huge posts were at each corner. Last, it was 100 ft. by 25 ft. on average.]]> 2018-03-09 15:31:56 UTC https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/240203749 Food adamcook25 https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/240204880 The food of the Pacific NW Native Americans tribe was specific to meet their needs based on their location and what was available to them. They hunted whales for celebrations. They always said that if they could catch a otter they were supposed to have good luck. They used salmon for birthdays. Plants and fruit were a very common thing at the table. These are some of the food that Pacific NW Native Americans used.]]> 2018-03-09 15:33:49 UTC https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/240204880 Culture adamcook25 https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/240206504 The Pacific NW Native Americans culture was special to them because it supported their beliefs and traditions. Parts of their culture involved hunting. The men hunted whales with harpoons. They wore Bear Skin robes, Aprons,Rattles,Skin drums,Charms,Necklaces,Masks were on celapitions. The women took care of the house and made food.  The cultures of the Pacific Northwest is specific to their daily lives. ]]> 2018-03-09 15:36:03 UTC https://padlet.com/adamcook25/PacificNW/wish/240206504