Sam Houston's Life and Growth Experience

1793, the bloodiest year of the French Revolution, Sam Houston was born in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. His father Samuel Houston is an army major and his mother is Elizabeth. Ancestors can be traced back to immigrants from Scotland and Ireland. He is the fifth boy in his family. When he was a child, he learned some simple knowledge in a local school. His father's career was not going well, so he decided to move his family west to Tennessee. He went to Tennessee to buy land himself, but died before moving 18 17. Houston was only 13 years old at that time. His mother, a determined and capable woman, continued to carry out the original plan, sold the property and earned 1000 pounds, 3600 dollars. She rented three caravans and went to Tennessee alone with nine children, several slaves and many livestock. It was a hard journey, and finally their family arrived at their destination safely. Their family runs a farm by a stream in Maryville, eastern Tennessee. Sam and his brother went to the local Potter school, but he was not easy to learn. /kloc-in the winter of 0/809,/kloc-at the age of 0/6, he suddenly disappeared. Because he didn't want to be a shop assistant, he went to the Cherokee, an Indian tribe near the Tennessee River, and was adopted by Indians. His brother found him in an Indian tribe and had to go home once, but before long, he returned to the Indian tribe. He studied many Indian languages and established friendship with Indians. He stayed there for more than a year and was adopted as an adopted son by Chief Riccio. This experience filled Houston with sympathy for Indians. He is a famous decision-maker and advocates a peaceful solution to the land problem in India.