1754-1763: The French And Indian War

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1754-1763 The French and Indian war was happening.Some people would

call this war the seven wars. During the revolutionary war between Great Britain

and the french,The Cherokee tribe supported the British.The only reason the

supported the British is if they were in a time of crisis they knew they would help

them out.Also the Cherokee tribe and Great Britain were trading partners.In the

trail of tears the Cherokee tribe suffered a lot. They had to walk so much to

leave other places because they were forced to move and even if they had horses

they still walked because the horses would die of hunger.They would also die from

diseases or they are exhausted from walking so much.Just like in the book Night

they had to walk a lot …show more content…
The Cherokee tribe was treated with no respect.The US tried hard to get

rid of them.The US did that because they wanted their land for a railroad and

other things.The Nazi’s tried really hard to break the Jews, but they just wouldn't

break some of them worked to show they wouldn't be broken. Thats what the

Indians are doing they do not want to break down, they want to show their

strength and not give up. Over 4,000 Cherokee men and women died in the 1800's

when President Andrew Jackson forced them to leave their homelands and

relocate to Oklahoma. They lost many lives on the trail of tears.The Indians had to

settle in a place that they didn't know just like the Jews did in the concentration

camps.The Cherokee went to many places before they found the right place.They

also suffered a lot just like the Jews. They.They all had similar life's.

The Cherokee clothing men did not wear much other than simple loincloths

made of deer hide in the warm summer months along with moccasins on their

feet.women usually wore short deer skin skirts or dresses and lace blouses in the

warm months and like the men, they wore fur or animal hide robes that …show more content…
Native Americans went

through a lot and had a rough time, but they had a fascinating history.The men and

women did like Sacajawea was a great native American she helped Lewis & Clark

on their expedition.She was a great woman and helped a lot she knew the land

really well and she traveled with her baby with her that's what made her such a

great woman.Some Native Americans suffered just like the Jews in concentration

camps.Those native Americans are really strong people, the ones that seem to

suffer are really strong physically and emotionally.The Jews that survived the

whole time in the camps gotten stronger emotionally.The Jews and Indians have

very similar situations.The Jews life in the camps was a living hell they had to work

all day and ate very little.They would be really lucky if they SS soldiers let them

sit and take a break.The Indians didn't have people on their back, making them

work all day.They ate as much as they could catch and they could sleep as long

as they wanted.The Jews ate when the soldiers told them to eat also they
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