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The story of the Wabanaki Confederacy’s fight for their homeland is a riveting and often overlooked chapter in history. The lives of the Niitsitapi, also known as the Blackfoot Confederacy, were forever altered with the arrival of the horse, which ushered in a violent era of conflict and struggle. The Wabanaki Confederacy, consisting of various…
Introduction The history of the Iroquois people is one of resilience, diplomacy, and strategic alliances. Once bitter enemies, the five nations of the Iroquois Confederacy—Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca—came together under the guidance of the Peacemaker, forging a powerful alliance. United and determined, the Iroquois employed commerce, diplomacy, and military strength to resist the…
Introduction The history of the Lakota nation is one of resilience, struggle, and ultimate triumph. From their origins as exiles to their rise as powerful conquerors, the Lakota people carved out a place in history as legendary figures. This article delves into the complete story of the Lakota nation, exploring their journey from displacement to…
In 1885, a momentous event unfolded in the history of Canada that would shake the fledgling government and bring to light the struggle of the Indigenous Métis people. Led by the enigmatic Louis Riel, the Métis staged a violent uprising, challenging the authority of the Canadian government and fighting for their rights and a place…
Introduction The history of North America is marked by complex interactions between indigenous First Nations and European newcomers. As the continent underwent rapid colonization and exploration, conflicts emerged over territory, resources, and the struggle for survival. Amidst these tumultuous times, many First Nation warriors found themselves entangled in a unique position, fighting alongside the British…
The battle for North America was a protracted conflict shaped by the competing ambitions of European colonial powers and the indigenous peoples of the continent. This article explores the complex and often brutal history of the colonization of North America, where the Americans, driven by a belief in manifest destiny, sought to expand their control…
Introduction As the Americans pursued their manifest destiny to claim the continent, the battle for North America raged on. The First Nations of the West, including the Métis people, found themselves in a fight for survival against the encroaching forces. This article explores the lesser-known colonial war between the Métis and the Scots, shedding light…
For generations, the First Nations of the Northwest coast lived in a state of apprehension due to the Haida raiders, who, from their island fortresses, gained slaves, wealth, and renown through force, igniting an era of remarkable artistry and architectural splendor. The history of America’s First Nations is rich and diverse, encompassing a multitude of…
Introduction In the tumultuous era of American expansionism, a significant chapter in the history of the First Nations of the West unfolded—the story of the Three Fires Confederacy. As the American settlers claimed a manifest destiny to conquer the continent, the indigenous peoples found themselves in a fight for their very survival. This article delves…