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British And Indian War Cherokee Power
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THE AMERICAN YAWP READER
www.americanyawp.comSalinian and Cherokee, from what we now call California and the American southeast respectively, both exhibit the common Native American tendency to locate spiritual power in the natural world. For both Native Americans and Europeans, the collision of two continents challenged old ideas and created new ones as well. Salinan Indian Creation Story
Albert Pike Letter to Mazzini - Internet Archive
ia601900.us.archive.orgthe most important being with Cherokee chief John Ross, which was concluded in 1861. At the time, Ross agreed to support the Confederacy, which promised the tribes a Native American state if it won the war. Ross later changed his mind and left Indian Territory, but the succeeding Cherokee government maintained the alliance.