Why do Americans hate Indians?

Have you seen Dancing with Wolves? It's great that Americans can do this. When the ancestors of America were British, they took American land. But after a little development, I felt that Indians had influenced their development, so I defined the scope of Indians. Of course, people don't do it. Indians have lived there for generations, and they hunt bison for a living, so the contradiction is becoming more and more fierce. Slaughtering villages and slaughterhouses occur from time to time. The history of the rise of whites in the United States is the history of Indian blood and tears. On the other hand, white people occupy other people's land, and they hate Indians for resisting and killing their relatives and ancestors. This is the logic of robbers.

Why did the United States slaughter Indians?

When white people first arrived in the American continent, Indians once sincerely helped them. That's why Thanksgiving in America.

But why do Americans slaughter Indians who helped them? This is related to the westward movement in the United States. 1In the 1940s, gold mines were discovered in California in the western United States, which triggered the gold rush in the United States. A large number of immigrants flocked to the west.

With the westward movement, it is obvious that American immigrants have to compete with local Indians for space and resources, so the Indians in the west were slaughtered in large numbers and the survivors were forcibly driven to more desolate "reservations". The road they were forced to migrate was also called "the road of tears" by Indians.

In the final analysis, the American massacre of Indians is the expansion of capitalism.