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Thousands of years before Columbus came to the New World, the American Indians

entered North America by crossing a narrow strip of land that once connected Alaska and

Siberia. The migrants entered a new world in which there were no people at all. But there

were many animals to hunt, and there were forests where nuts, roots, and berries could be

gathered.

When the Europeans came to the New World, the Indians, at first, taught the settlers how

to plant corn, bake fish, make canoes, and smoke tobacco. In return, the white introduced

horses, guns, gunpowder, and alcohol. But at last, there were struggles for land, and the

struggles could have only one result – war. When the wars were over, all Indians were

moved to large tracts of land called reservations. Now, some of them, embittered by

mistreatment, are determined to preserve their tribal life; some wish to modernize the

reservations. These alternatives, with many variations, are what most Indians have

chosen – a future in modern technology and education, or the revival of ancient tradition

and treaties.