Pan-Indian Unity

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In this article, the writer describes pan-Indian unity movements in the U.S. from 1762 to 1891. The writer discusses the historical context of these movements. Further, the writer looks at the goals of Indian unity and assimilation in addition to the impact of tribalism.

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"The purpose of this research is to examine pan-Indian unity movements that occurred in North America between 1762 and 1891. The plan of the research will be to set forth the historical context of these movements and then to discuss whether and to what extent the goals of Indian unity and assimilation are the same and the impact of tribalism on Indian cultural identity and integrity vis a vis the emerging dominance of non-Indian culture over the course of the nineteenth century. The appearance of European settlers in North America altered ... "

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