'Peace policy' diaporamas de présentation

Cultures in Conflict

Cultures in Conflict. Chapter 17. Native Americans Control the West. By 1866 most American Indians had been removed from eastern Texas. However, many tribes still roamed west Texas.

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Cotton, Cattle, and Railroads

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Texas and the Natives After the Civil War

Texas and the Natives After the Civil War. Natives Control the West. During the Civil War, troops were moving to the East for fighting which allowed Natives (Commanche and Kiowa) to control West Texas. Natives Control the West.

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Texas and the Natives After the Civil War

Texas and the Natives After the Civil War. Natives Control the West. During the Civil War, troops were moving to the East for fighting which allowed Natives (Comanche and Kiowa) to control West Texas. Natives Control the West.

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Frontier Wars in Texas

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Cultures in Conflict

Cultures in Conflict. By 1850 nearly all Native Americans had been removed from the settled eastern part of Texas. In West Texas, Native Americans fought to keep settlers from moving westward.

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West Texas at War

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Infowar: The U.S. Concept

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Conquest of the West

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Cultures in Conflict

Cultures in Conflict. West Texas After the Civil War p. 390 - 393. Native Americans Control the West. By 1850 nearly all Native Americans had been removed from the settled eastern part of Texas. In the western region Native Americans fought to keep settlers from moving westward.

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