Back in 1742; Canassatego, a chief of the Onondaga Nation of the Iroquois Confederacy expresses his anger to the representatives of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, “Your People daily settle on these Lands, and spoil our Hunting. We must insist on your Removing them, as you know they have no Right to settle” (Document B). Like Canassatego, many other natives were angered by the white people moving onto their land. In 1763, land borders shifted and natives were ever more so angry. Pontiac was one of the most famous native who expressed his anger violently.
One of the US soldiers orders the Sioux people to go back to their place HOWEVER one Sioux soldier didn’t want to go back and people started to fight back in a result 300 men including women and children were killed. Overall the wars and massacres was a major impact on both the Native American Indians and aboriginal people. Loss of land was another
The discovery and exploration of the Americas led to an initially slow but exponentially increasing westward migration by European countries. Among all the countries were England and Spain who colonized the majority of what is now the United States Eastern Coast. Both intrigued by the rumors and stories of gold and riches that beset the new lands they each did their part in western colonization; and not without reciprocal influence. Initial English colonies were established not only with cliché intentions of religious freedom but also with hopes of new economic expansion through agriculture as well as tactical, advantageous military purposes in the ever-present conflict with Spain. Mainly all original westward exploration was due to desires for gold and riches and in the case of the English this was no exception.
All of theses ethic groups experiences some kind of racism, from White Supremacy, scientific, state positive and institutionalized racism, also segregstion and discrimanation. Racism towards Native Americans was very obvious and unconcealed. As settlers adapted and enter what they called the new world , killing the natives and taking their land was a big way they went about conquering. Surviving Natives were denied equality and often treated as outsiders , or wards of the state. Many of them were regualted to reservations, consituting just four percent of the U.S territory.
Just like any other media outlet, sports programs, newspaper sections, magazines, etc. have just as powerful of an affect on its viewers as do the tabloids and entertainment news shows. Athletes, professional or collegiate, are constantly in the media spotlight, and now more than ever. This is due to the rise of televised sports, sport specific television channels, and advertisements featuring athletes. Channels such as ESPN and all of its substations (ESPN2, ESPN News, ESPN U, etc.
“Rod Serling used fiction to explore negative consequences of the labels we attach to ourselves and others” {Facing History and Culture 2013). For many Native Americans this kind of discrimination is a part of daily life. The film industry has for many years stereotyping Native Americans to extremes. Only our own Government knew the film industries for a time in history as the second greatest enemy of Native Americans. The first greatest enemies of Native Americans during this same time our own Government.
Native American children were removed from their homes on reservations for alleged maltreatment and thus placing them in adoptive Caucasian homes (Martin, 2007). Although many of them were truly removed for maltreatment, 99% of the children were removed because social workers believed that the children were victims of social deprivation do to the extreme poverty common on most Indian reservations (Martin, 2007). These acts on behalf of the child
They problem with this is that most teams and clubhouses don’t care about the Native Americans. This is an issue that needs to change very soon because this is offensive to many people. Many people stereotype against Indians and are rude and insensitive. These stereotypes are rude, such as All Indians live in Teepees and them all hunt buffalo. This highly offensive to Native Americans, this must stop and this contained.
As the population increases so does the food supply shortages and demand for fuels to cook and provide heat. With little or no financial resources Africans in most of the tribal dominated regions resort to stripping their surroundings of any trees and vegetation for fire wood with little regard for the environmental consequences in order to survive. Land degradation from poor agricultural practices is a significant problem for Africa and desertification leaving many regions’ available land unproductive. Overgrazing by livestock has long been a long standing problem caused by Nomadic villagers. Due to the colonial introduction of borders by the European nations, many Nomadic tribes were trapped in their villages unable to continue to migrate, their herds repeatedly fed through the existing vegetation leaving stripped barren land.
There were still a lot of long term effects that were causing ill feeling towards the Tsar before Bloody Sunday even took place. The peasants were still feeling disappointed in the Tsar after the devastating impact of the famine across Russia during 1891, in which the government had, if anything, exacerbated the situation by continuing to force peasants to export the food they had, and leave themselves to starve. Once more, Nicholas the second had let them down, when he was supposed to be their protector. This is when people first began seriously having their doubts about the Tsar and his total authority. One of the other key long term causes was the industrial recession that was taking place after the “great spurt” within Russia.