Topic: Westward Expansion
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WHAT DOES THIS QUOTE M...
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Topic: Westward Expansion
I need 5 out of 8 questions answered
WHAT DOES THIS QUOTE MEAN TO YOU? “THEY MADE US MANY PROMISES, MORE THAN I CAN REMEMBER . BUT THEY KEPT BUT ONE, THEY PROMISED TO TAKE OUR LAND AND THEY TOOK IT.”
HOW DID TREATIES IMPACT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NATIVES AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE/ GOVERNMENT?
WHOSE SIDE WOULD YOU HAVE TAKEN DURING THIS TIME? EXPLAIN.
WHAT IS A QUESTION YOU HAVE FOR THE NATIVE PEOPLE?
WHAT IS A QUESTION YOU HAVE FOR THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT?
WHY ARE THE TREATIES CONSIDERED ‘ONE SIDED”? EXPLAIN
HOW DID PRESIDENT JACKSON VIEW THE NATIVES? WHY?
HOW DID THE SUPREME COURT PLAY A ROLE AT THIS TIME?
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