The Indians lived of nature and nature was also filled with spirits (gods). The bison was important food, as were the herbs and plants they found in nature. When the state almost exterminated the bison in some places, the Indians lived as nomads. Their territories dwindled. This led to enmity between the Indians and the whites and is clearly shown in Dr. Quinn. The whites saw the Indians as savages because they were violent back, and not that they lived in harmony with nature. So the Indian and the white problem is a misunderstood conflict. 😊
The Indians lived of nature and nature was also filled with spirits (gods). The bison was important food, as were the herbs and plants they found in nature. When the state almost exterminated the bison in some places, the Indians lived as nomads. Their territories dwindled. This led to enmity between the Indians and the whites and is clearly shown in Dr. Quinn. The whites saw the Indians as savages because they were violent back, and not that they lived in harmony with nature. So the Indian and the white problem is a misunderstood conflict. 😊