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Native American Inquiry Project Timeline

  • Jan 1, 1492

    Native American Intitial Contact

    Native American Intitial Contact
    Native Americans were 100% of the North American population when they first contacted Europe.
  • Jan 1, 1492

    Disease

    Disease
    Native Americans number one cause of death was disease.
  • Jan 1, 1570

    Iroquois Confederation

    Iroquois Confederation
    U.S. Constituation was partly modeled after the Iroquois Confederation.
  • Crispus Attucks' mother

    Crispus Attucks' mother
    She was a member of the Natick Tribe.
  • Appalachian Mountains

    Appalachian Mountains
    The Proclamation of 1763 perserved land West of the mountains for the Native Americans
  • Native American Ally

    Native American Ally
    The majority of Native American nations allied with the British
  • First Treaty

    First Treaty
    Native Americans and the United States goverment signed their first treaty.
  • Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa

    Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa
    The brothers united the Eastern Tribes
  • Slave Status

    Slave Status
    About 20,000 Native Americans has the status of slaves in the region's missions.
  • Trail of Tears

    Trail of Tears
    Forced mirgration of the Cherokee from Georgia to Indian Territory
  • Cherokee

    Cherokee
    Cherokee were forced to move from Georgia to Indian Territory.
  • The Reservation System

    The Reservation System
    This system set aside parcels of land for distinct Native American groups.
  • Nez Perce

    Nez Perce
    Chief Joseph attempted to lead the Nez Perce to Canada
  • Carlisle School

    Carlisle School
    European Americans assimilated Native Americans children
  • Native Americans Boarding Schools

    Native Americans Boarding Schools
    Native Americans boarding schools forbid children from speaking their own language.
  • The Dawes Act

    The Dawes Act
    This act banned Native Americans from owning land
  • Wounded Knee

    Wounded Knee
    Decisive final battle in the European settling of the United States
  • The Ghost Dance

    The Ghost Dance
    A spiritual movement by Native Americans to resist European domination.
  • Jim Thorpe

    Jim Thorpe
    He was considered the greatest athlete in the world at that time.
  • U.S. Citizans

    U.S. Citizans
    Native Americans were recognized as citizens
  • U.S. Vice President

    U.S. Vice President
    Charles Curtis was the only U.S. Vice President with Native American bloodlines.
  • Navajo language

    Navajo language
    United States military used the Navajo language as code in WWll
  • American Indian Movement

    American Indian Movement
    Native American rights orginization
  • Alcatraz

    Alcatraz
    Native Americans occupied Alcatraz to force the Federal Government to honor one of its treaties.
  • The Trail of Broken Treaties

    The Trail of Broken Treaties
    A political ation to raise awareness about the plight of Native Americans
  • Native American Religion

    Native American Religion
    1978 was the year Native American religion became legal
  • Native Americans Population Today

    Native Americans Population Today
    1% of North Americas population belongs to the Native Americans
  • New York

    New York
    NYC currently has the largest Native Americans population by number.
  • Native American Government Capacity

    Native American Government Capacity
    The military has the highest Native Americans representatives per capita.