***"I take my children to this every year because I want them to understand there is another side to the story,"***
If they don't like our peaches, don't shake our tree.
There is nothing to prevent them from going back and living as their stone age ancestors did.
I agree. The Indians wouldn't have "lost" their land if they understood the concept of property rights to begin with. They didn't, and a paleolithic people simply weren't going to retain their hunter/gatherer nascent agrarian lifestyle in the face of societies that had engaged in global circumnavigation and could predict planetary movements with mathematical formulas.