1. Weren't the Native Americans in America as long as the Europeans were in Europe? If so, shouldn't they have an equal or similar population? In movies they are always depicted as having fewer numbers than the whites. Why?
2. I heard that in real life, the guns of the 19th century were very inaccurate and worked only short range (contrary to what you see in the movies). If that's so, then how could it win over the Indian arrow? Shouldn't the wars have been equal?
3. Did most of the Indian population die from the diseases brought about by the white man? If they didn't die off, would they have won and kept their lands in the end?
4. How come the result of the Indian wars wasn't the same as in Vietnam, where the forest battles made it difficult for the US to win?