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| | | | | | Native American Indian Policy: Removal or Genocide? 3/3 by Jack Wellman Kansas Territory was declared Indian Territory in 1825. This small area, purposed for hundreds of tribes from the east, had no forests, few animals and not much water. This was a disaster waiting to happen. Just after it was called Indian Territor | | | | Native American Indian Policy: Removal or Genocide? 2/3 by Jack Wellman During the 1700s and 1800s, the vast majority of Americans wanted Indians gone. Out of sight and out of mind. Alive or dead! And the ones with the power and ability to do something about it worked within all of their means to achieve this end. Par | | | | Native American Indian Policy: 1/3 by Jack Wellman The Spanish had one of the earliest contacts with Native American Indians The Quiveran Plains Indians lived close to where Wichita, Kansas is now located in the central U.S. The Indians were mesmerized by Spanish missionary, Juan de Padilla. They | |
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