invasions & encounters. what motivated the early explorers? european explorers to kansas spread...
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Invasions & Encounters
• What motivated the early explorers?
• European Explorers to Kansas
• Spread religion• Conquer new lands• Establish trade
routes• Obtain resources
(gold/spices)• Expand knowledge
• 1st Spanish• 2nd French• 3rd British
Spanish Explorer
• Francisco Vazquez de Coronado
• Serve in gov’t of New Spain
• Stories of 7 cities of gold
• Indian slave “Turk”
• Came to Kansas in search of Quivira
• Came into contact with Wichita
• Coronado returned to Mexico
• Expedition failure• Trial and found
guilty of mistreating native peoples
French Explorers
• Claude Charles Du Tisne`
• Sent to contact Comanche
• Failed to reach Comanche
• Contacted Osage and Pawnee
• Traded guns and ammo for information
• Etienne Veniard de Bourgmont
• Sent 4 years after Du Tisne
• Purpose to establish friendship with Kansa and Plains Apache
• Gain control over Kansas
• Set up Fort Orleans
• Overtime unable to give Indians what they wanted
• Indians became interested in British goods
• Tension between French and Indians
• Set up Fort Cavaginal to regulate fur trade.
• Monarchy
• Sovereign rights
• Indians were to give allegiance to king/queen
• Rights of native peoples ignored
• Spanish
• French
• Did not live amongst Indians
• Provided horses NOT guns
• Lived with Indians
• Married Indian women
• Provided guns and ammo
• Both • Brought new diseases killing entire villages
• New products such as metal (guns), tools, and cloth
• Increased tension among tribes
Indian Relocation
• Isaac McCoy (1828)
• Create Indian state where natives could live
• Gradually assimilate and convert to Christianity
• Indians would lose traditions
• William Clark (1822)
• Indian Removal Act of 1830
• Superintendent of Indian Affairs
• Gave away Kansa and Osage land to emigrant tribes from the East.
• Continued what Thomas Jefferson started
• President Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson
• 5th Amendment
• Moved Indians in East to land west of Mississippi River
• Indians stood in way of American progress
• Economy based on agriculture
• Indians assigned to reservations
• (1791)• Eminent domain
• Mission Schools • Convert Indian children to Christianity
• Teach vocational skills
• Goal– Americanize the Indian