INDIGENOUS RESPONSES to State Expansion 1750-1900 [AP World History] Unit 6 Topic 3 (6.3)
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In this video Heimler explores the various responses from indigenous peoples to the big wave of European imperial expansion from 1750-1900.
In general, when imperial powers showed up, resistance was the response from the natives. American Indians, including the Cherokee, resisted westward expansion by Americans. Their resistance took the form of the Ghost Dance. Africans responded often with violence as in the Madhist Revolt. South Americans likewise rebelled under the leadership of Tupac Amaru II. Mexicans repelled the French from Mexico in a movement begun by ousted Mexican leader Benito Juarez.
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