![]() With the increase in settlers, the land the Native Americans once knew changed: All recognized that changes would alter their lives forever. Other fought to hold onto their traditional ways of life. Reactions were as complex and varied as the Native Americans themselves. As more settlers arrived, they found themselves pushed farther from their homelands or crowded onto reservations. Most Native Americans watched the arrival of homesteaders with unease. The Homestead Act increased the number of people in the western United States. This conceptual difference raised conflicts between settlers and Native Americans. They didn’t own land the ways homesteaders conceived of ownership. ![]() Native Americans believed land belonged to the community, not to individuals. Other tribes had permanent villages and raised crops. Most nomadic tribes had certain locations they would travel to throughout the year. Many homesteaders believed that all native peoples were nomads and that only those who owned land would use it efficiently. These areas were the traditional or treaty lands of many Native American tribes. ![]() The Homestead Act of 1862 granted land claims in thirty states. A small smile spreads across ancient acne scars, while small body twitches shake his frame almost violently.Effects of the Homestead Act on Native Americans ****Bob drifts off to sleep fretfully, dreaming of incoming attacks while a lit cigarette smolders on his bare mattress. If Bob's warehouse is too small, he upgrades it. (I.E - BOB IF HAS 200 LC and 200 AXES, HE CAN EXPECT 14 400 RESOURCES WHILE HE SLEEPS.) He also knows he can expect 80-90% of the possible resources. If Bob was really ambitious, he could send out to villa's under 36.īob now knows his troop are safe while he sleeps. He figures he will sleep for 8 hours.īob sends out to villages to every possible village 4 hours away that are under 40 points.īob sends out small groups of axes 4 hours away to villages under 80 points. Since only carry 160 resources, this is always available every two hours.īob repeats PHASE 3 as many times as he can in the day.Īlas, Bob is mortal and must sleep. *NOTE* Bob no longer needs scouts, as he has cleared any surplus resources in PHASE 2. Bob sends out to every possible village under 50.īob sends out to every possible village between 50-80īob sends out to safe inactive villages above 100 Then he would just send out all of his attacks in a wider area around his village. If bob was feeling extra ambitious, he could send his axes to each village that had significant amounts of resources in the reports. He sends īob does this until he feels vaguely irritated and all of his LC are out on their second run of the day. He sends īob sees a report with 524/213/124 resourcse. He then prepares to send just enough LC (Remember 1 LC = 80 resources) to each tasty farm.īob sees a report with 250/250/250 resources. Bob tediously opens and looks at each report. The bottom report has a little symbol indicating there are resources still in the village. In fact, Bob is so hungry he sends to every village under 70 within 2 hours of him. He sends to every village within his 15X15. Let's follow BOB through 24 hours of farming.īob wakes up hungry, and decides to eat some food. ![]() Regardless, he now chain smokes cigarettes in his batcher apartment and devotes himself to farming. It is unclear if his passion for tribal wars was responsible for the steady disintegration of his marriage, or perhaps lessened the sting of it. Bob is a 47 year old, dangerously disgruntled call center worker. Everything you do in life you are either a good example or a bad one. I am no expert, but this method can and will drastically increase a new players hauls. As the world changes elements of farming change with it. This is my method, I think it is effective for our current position. That being said, Efficient farming practices are useful for most if not all of the game. This is more for rim players who still have barbs 20-150 available. This is a more detailed guide to farming within a 24 hour period.
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