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    Jesuits describe Tekawitha to have lived an isolated life constantly secluding herself from the other natives, but Greer questions the description of Tekawitha’s childhood and believes that this was not possible. Greer states that the Mohawk community and all the other members of the longhouse all work together and live in a very close community. Greer states that Tekawitha along with other native children had duties that must be followed and believes that solitude was highly impossible to…

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    Did you know? Native Americans lost their history, their land, their culture, and is one of the least discussed genocides in world history? In 1620, William Bradford involved itself with protestant Pilgrims who wanted to separate from England in search of religious freedom and happiness to the “New World.” Bradford helped organize the journey of the Mayflower with more than 100 passengers. In the historical account, “Of Plymouth Plantations” William Bradford describes his personal perspective…

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    years pass, he starts to understand his namesake through being able to accept his name himself. Although Ashima and Ashoke move to America, they seem to try to raise Gogal in their Indian culture unaware that Gogol will have to blend both being American and Indian. The first instance where Gogol seems to reject his name is in kindergarten in where, “He is afraid to be Nikhil, someone he doesn't know. […] It's a part of growing up, they tell him, of…

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    Have you ever wondered what life was like back when we first discovered this new world? Or how the economy worked compared to how it does now? Well in this paper I will explain the differences and similarities among the colonies in north America, what life was really like in the colonies, and what the different features and economies were like in the New England, middle, and southern colonies. Believe it or not there were in fact some differences and similarities between the New England, Middle…

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    the President of the United States and in his actions, acted like a king. President Andrew Jackson was unconstitutional because he went against the supreme court, threatened South Carolina, and went against the just and liberal policy with the Native Americans. President Jackson was unconstitutional because he went against the Supreme Court. “The bank, Mr. Van Buren, is trying to kill me, but I will kill it.” (Doc 5) Because Clay was joined in with the Bank, Jackson believes he has to be…

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    including the Genesis and the Big Bang Theory. However, I was impressed of the way native people view their creation. Like artist Nora Naranjo-Morse, native people believed that their people came out of the ground, hence their strong connection with the Earth. They disagreed with the Bering Strait theory, which stated that people migrated to the Americas when the continents were connected. At that time, there were different native societies located in the Americas and each society had their own…

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    During the time of the French and Indian war, this movie shows the main character, Hawkeye, a Mohican, who saves two daughters of the British commander, Colonel Munro. He does this when the British commander and his army are ambushed by a bunch of Indians that are on the French’s side. Hawkeye saves Munro’s two daughters and flees the danger of the attack with them. They run back to the British fort, and there Hawkeye is thrown in jail. Once the British march back out with Hawkeye as a…

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    Based on Alcorn argument, he said that “ I would like to challenge preconceptions about conservation and conservation decision making by sketching a heuristic contrast between Big Conservation and Little Conservation (see Alcorn 1995, 13-30)” (Brosius, Tsing & Zerner, 2005). In Alcorn argument on this book which is “the first decision makers we think of are governments and international conservation organizations” (Brosius, Tsing & Zerner, 2005). We don’t agree with Alcorn argument. Based on our…

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    Manifest Destiny is “the 19th-century doctrine or belief that the expansion of the US throughout the American continents was both justified and inevitable.” Which means, that even when we kicked Indians out of their own land, it was okay. It was justified, for our own selfish needs and wants. Other things were involved with Manifest Destiny, like the gold rush. January 24, 1848 was when James Wilson Marshall found flakes of gold near Coloma, California. That immediately started a gold rush,…

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    understanding picture in readers minds about how well thought out the plan to expand was. Before all the settlers began to expand Lewis and Clark explored the Western territory to make sure that moving Westward would have a positive effect on the American white settlers. In the article “Chief Joseph Speaks,” by Chief Joseph, he talks about the positive outcome expanding West would have on people. He states “Treat all men alike.” By moving to the West the men were gaining more rights and more…

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