Genocide is a planned elimination of racial, cultural, or any other group of populace. In the events of United States history from 1860 to 1900 there are traces of genocidal policies and intentions. The Native Americans as a whole suffered for many centuries by the hands of the new, rapidly growing population that invaded their land. The North American government consistently encouraged and passed laws so that the Natives would learn to live by the “white ways”. For instance, the government abused the Native’s culture by banning it in schools. The Toledo Indian School where speaking or dressing by means of the Indian culture was not allowed and only prepared girls for a Christian marriage and motherhood. Another incident where the government
