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What were consequences of the Indian removal act?
Jackson faced increasing tensions between various sections of the country and this act was later an act shamed upon by Jackson.
What make of bike did Anthony Hopkins ride in his motorcycle movie?
Indian The movie is "The World's Fastest Indian". Anthony Hopkins plays the part of Burt Munro and it is based upon the true story of Munro breaking the land-speed record riding a customised 1920's Indian motorcycle. See the link for full movie review and more information about the Indian bike.
What of the four oceans does not touch the continent of North America?
The Indian Ocean does not wash upon the shores of North America.
Should a Muslim deylay breaking his fast at the time of maghrib?
Answer: Ansolutely not. The Prophet (peace be upon him) forbade delaying the breaking of the fast.
How was the relation between Sir Mohan Lal and Lachmi in Karma?
In "Karma" by Khushwant Singh, the relationship between Sir Mohan Lal and Lachmi is characterized by a stark contrast in their social standings and attitudes. Sir Mohan Lal, an Anglicized Indian, looks down upon traditional Indian values, while Lachmi embodies the simplicity and authenticity of Indian culture. Their interactions reflect a tension between modernity and tradition, ultimately leading to a tragic outcome that underscores the folly of Mohan Lal's pretensions. This dynamic illustrates the broader themes of cultural identity and the consequences of rejecting one's roots.
What indian war is referenced in the sign of four?
The Indian Rebellion of 1857 or The First War of Indian Independence depending upon your point of view.
Why did they put the Indian act upon the first nations?
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Is Indian ridge middle school haunted?
No it is no Haunted! but some say it is they built upon a Indian bairal site.
Why does Zitkala-Sa mash turnips so hard that she breaks the jar in The School Days of an Indian Girl?
Zitkala-Sa mashes the turnips hard out of frustration and anger towards the injustices she faces at the Indian boarding school. The act of breaking the jar is symbolic of her inner turmoil and resistance against the assimilation forced upon her by the school authorities.
What two groups represent the Woodland Culture?
Flora and fauna comprise the bulk of the culture, but they stand upon geologia.
What was Cinderella Once upon a song's prom theme?
it was an indian theme
What indian desired most upon encountering europeans was?
peaceful trade
