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They just have no idea of the extremes that it took,вЂќ Baker said. вЂњMost people realize that Native Americans were here first and that the colonists did their best to remove them from the land. Colonial governments paid out bounties for scalps of at least 375 Indigenous people across New England between 1675 to 1760, they said.Д®merson Baker, a Salem State University professor who specializes in New England history, called the tribal education effort вЂњa powerful course correction.вЂќ ThatвЂ™s just a few short decades after the first Thanksgiving in 1621, when Pilgrims gathered with Wampanoag people for a harvest celebration, said Chris Newell, who is Passamaquoddy and wrote вЂњIf You Lived During the Plimoth Thanksgiving.вЂќДЄll told, there were more than 70 bounty proclamations encouraging white colonists to kill tribal members in whatвЂ™s now New England, and another 50 government-sanctioned proclamations elsewhere across the country, the filmmakersвЂ™ research found. The first known colonial scalping order is from 1675. вЂњIf every American knew the whole history of this country, even the dark and uncomfortable parts, it would help us to get along better and to understand each other better,вЂќ said Maulian Dana, who co-directed the film with Neptune Adams.Д«oth Europeans and Native Americans engaged in scalping, but English colonists greatly expanded the practice when the government sanctioned the effort with bounties, the filmmakers said. The declaration is familiar to many Penobscots because a copy of the document was displayed at the tribal offices at Indian Island, Maine. Settlers who killed Indigenous people were sometimes rewarded with land, in addition to money, expanding settlersвЂ™ reach while displacing tribes from their ancestral lands. The amount was slightly less for a child.

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Issued in November 1755, it gave вЂњHis MajestyвЂ™s SubjectsвЂќ license to kill Penobscots for вЂњthis entire month.вЂќ The reward was about $12,000 in todayвЂ™s dollars for the scalp of a man, and half that for a womanвЂ™s scalp. The filmmakers say they simply want to ensure this history isnвЂ™t whitewashed by promoting a fuller understanding of the nationвЂ™s past.ДЄt the heart of the project is a chilling declaration by Spencer Phips, lieutenant governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay.

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