Principal Chief John Ross (Cherokee, 1790 ... to remove Native people by force from their homelands east of the Mississippi to lands west of the Mississippi. It became for American Indians ...

Thomas Lewis was the lesser-known brother of Andrew Lewis. Both brothers negotiated a short-lived treaty with the Lenape ...

Between 1790 and 1830 the nation grew from less ... giant army formed to suppress the slaveholders' rebellion, the native American bore off the palm in respect to physical stature.

Although in 1790 only about 60 percent of the white ... Even though the North American continent was at the time inhabited by various Native American tribes and divided among Spain, Great Britain ...

We know them today as Native Americans. Much later in the 1600s ... Congress passed the Naturalization Act in 1790 allowing ...

White settlers began to move inland, west of the Appalachian Mountains, where they confronted 100,000 Native Americans. From 1790 to 1800, about 10 percent of all American households relocated. Near ...

On a June evening in 1790, Thomas Jefferson hosted one of the most momentous dinner parties in U.S. history, one that would shape, and perhaps even save, the American republic. Courtesy ...

Yes, using a shield instead of grenade launchers or ballistic missiles to protect America from our adversaries. What lessons ...

Cancel anytime. The federal government has begun to reckon with the ugly history of its system for educating Native American children, but that system never entirely went away. Nor have its ...

The upcoming presidential elections in the USA provide a great opportunity to explore our country's tourist map from a ...

On a June evening in 1790, Thomas Jefferson hosted one of the most momentous dinner parties in U.S. history, one that would shape, and perhaps even save, the American republic. Courtesy ...