Cherokees, serial monogamy and divorce by mutual consent were normal. M
Why were they trying to impede their own cultural practices and beliefs?
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creation narratives are embodied in the concept of Hózhó, our philosophy of lif
creation stories show their own morality and where it stems from.
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uture generations, for me,
shows how this was necessary to pass down: Emphasis on the realness of the situation at that point in time
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An infl uential Wampanoag diplomat, Weetamoo presented a political and cultural challenge to the Puritan men who confronted her authority. Her strategic adaptation to the colonial “deed game”
That is very interesting to note and shows that native women had leadership roles and help protect their land and territories.
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Indian feminism must also be recognized as powerful in its own terms, in its own right
need recognition within its own right
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grades, we need to shift our focus from educational measurement techniques to broader psychological and pedagogical questions
we need understand the boarder purpose of grades; not just the smaller things about them
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The hatchet shall be forever buried,
What does this exactly mean? Both parties are essentially trying to stay neutral?
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ll “discoverers”
But did they really discovered it though?
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Tribal leaders were dealing with an inevitabledoomsday
Legit the US Congress at the time wanted to fully subjugate the natives by using their own legislation in benefit of white americans
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cultivated farms under fence. Have hewed log houses. I do not make my agricul-tural report till I see my people on the Canadian.
what about canadians?
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a barbaric dominion within acivilized republic,
I honestly cannot fathom using this kind of language within a published article; white people really thought they were superior
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l peace and friendship shall from henceforth take place, and subsist between the contracting: parties aforesaid
This type of agreement literally was the US plan to use the natives to their own advantage
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elementary school to college
We have grades all throughout our lives, but we rarely evaluate ourselves
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Only one nation ratified this document.
I think the largest nation was the only one who signed the document
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White Eyes was killed and the Delawares’ political leadership fluctuated, and many Delawares were captured by the Wyandot in the early 1780s.
Eventually the treaty proved to be ineffective after key leaders were not present anymore
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Natives fought for the Americans and suffered greatly as a result of the war, their petitions to Congress went unanswered.
Natives were treated unfairly and seen as not as equals compared to the other colonists (Americans) even though they helped them win the war
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“two blankets and a handkerchief out of the Small Pox
The British intentionally used biological warfare on the natives is such a terrible thing to do
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