What is the current situation of American Indians?

The following explains the current situation of American Indians from several aspects:

1, Religion: Indians believe that animism worships Indians who fear their vegetation and rocks, and have been assimilated by European Christian beliefs to a considerable extent. Today, most Indians believe in Christ, and the primitive Indian belief is still mixed with Christianity into a strange religious belief.

2. Economy: In order to help Indians develop their economy, the United States government chartered to open casinos on Indian reservations, collect federal monopoly taxes on tobacco and alcohol, and so on. As a result, many Indians open cigarette hotels online to sell cigarettes and famous wines at particularly low prices, and the state also implements tax-free preferential policies for Indians.

3. Income: The overall income level of Indians is far below the national average, with an annual income of $25,000 accounting for 4 1.7%, which is higher than the average level of 28.7% in the United States.

4. Education: The education level of Indians is also 7.6% of that of the United States, while the average level in the United States is 15.5%, which is more than double that of Indians with master's degrees. The proportion of Indians with master's degrees is 4%, and the average level in the United States is 9%.

5. Unemployment rate: The unemployment rate in India is as high as two or three percentage points higher than the average level in the United States.

Extended data

From the day when the army was formally established, the U.S. government ordered the troops to March westward immediately. Since the establishment of the first regiment of the US Army, suppressing Indians has become its basic task. This brutal massacre and suppression by the regular army and militia of the United States lasted almost a whole century, from1803 (181year) to 1892.

In the colonial history of North America, the term "Indian massacre" is often used to describe Europeans who were killed by North American Indians on a large scale, or Indians who were killed by Europeans on a large scale.

Theoretically, the word "slaughter" should be used to kill non-combatant civilians or prisoners of war. But in fact, this word is used casually, and sometimes it is used to describe an overwhelming military failure. So many times "killing" and "fighting" are easily confused.

It is difficult to determine how many people died in these massacres. In the book Savage Borders: From Jamestown Colony to the atrocities of "knee injury" in the American-Indian War.