The Indians consider this invisible"spirit power"superior to human beings and capable of influencing their lives Humans need it for success in their searching for food as well as for success in war.Some tribes are distinguished for their deep-felt communion with nature.In New England,early relations between European settlers and the local Indians were sometimes good and sometimes bad.As the pioneers moved westward,Indians grew hostile as a result of the invasion of the settlers who opened up Indians land for farming.In 1830,the Indian Removal Act was passed to force the southeastern Indian tribes to move to the west of the Mississippi,later known as Indian Territory.At present,the majority of about 800,000 US Indians still live on reservations.The Indians consider this invisible “ spirit power” superior to human beings and capable of influencing their lives. Humans need it for success in their searching for food as well as for success in war. Some tribes are distinguished for their deep-felt communion with nature. In New England, early relations between European settlers and the local Indians were sometimes good and sometimes bad. As the pioneers moved westward, Indians grew hostile as a result of the invasion of the settlers who opened up Indians land for farming. In 1830, the Indian Removal Act was passed to force the southeastern Indian tribes to move to the west of the Mississippi, later known as Indian Territory. At present, the majority of about 800,000 US Indians still live on reservations