Federal Indian Policy 1492âPresent - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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Early Interactions between European Countries– Indian Tribes •Conflict •Warfare •Cultural Clash •Religious Clash Europeans wanted resources from the •Land •Animals •Furs •Water •Timber •Minerals 2
The Overriding Theme of the Europeans and New Settlers • Assimilation or absorbing the tribal population into the new population • Eliminating tribal religion and replacing it with Christian religion • Eliminating tribal cultures • Eliminating tribal traditions and way of life 3
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