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    Native Americans once comprised nearly 100% of the population but now only make up about 1% due to territorial conflicts, diseases, different settlements, and rapid growth of other groups. Much of their cultural heritage has disappeared over the years as a result of "Indian removal" which broke up tribes and nations by relocating them to unfamiliar places. Their past and records are being eliminated as schools stop oral learning traditions of Native Americans, threatening their future existence and knowledge of their culture.

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    Native Americans once comprised nearly 100% of the population but now only make up about 1% due to territorial conflicts, diseases, different settlements, and rapid growth of other groups. Much of their cultural heritage has disappeared over the years as a result of "Indian removal" which broke up tribes and nations by relocating them to unfamiliar places. Their past and records are being eliminated as schools stop oral learning traditions of Native Americans, threatening their future existence and knowledge of their culture.

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    NATIVE AMERICANS

    ELIMINATED

    Native americans then, took over about 100% of the population. Native
    americans today take over about
    1% of the population due to,
    territorial conflicts, diseases,
    different settlements, and rapid
    growth of other groups. Much of
    the cultural heritage has
    disappeared throughout all the
    years, because of the Indian
    removal. The indian removal
    broke up tribes, and nations and putting them places they are not used too.
    Young children were placed in specific schools to teach them English, and
    would also be punished for practicing THEIR beliefs. Their past and the
    records for them are
    all being eliminated,
    and schools are
    starting to stop oral
    learning or the Native
    Americans. The future
    Natives (if there is any
    left) will continue to
    decline, and
    information will keep
    being eliminated, and
    soon the Natives will be expected to be forgotten.

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