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If for example you worked at the Ford Plant in Detroit and lived in a nice suburban neighborhood and then one day some gang moved into the neighborhood and told you that you had to move to Podunk (where there are no jobs) and that they were going to move into your house without paying you for it, and if you resisted, you would be killed...
Give me 3 reasons you would not like that.
What else can I help you with?
Why were Plains Indians unwilling to stay on reservations?
Many Plains Indians refused to live on reservations in the early days of the United States because they were not then free to do what they wanted. They were put on reservations and basically allowed to starve because they were not free to hunt for food. To them, going to the reservation was like a death sentence.
Many young men resisted the military draft by what?
Going to Canada.
What do hotel reservations do?
thet reserve a place for you as you are going there.
Are reservations that you make online reliable?
Most certainly they are. If someone offers reservations online, you can bet that they are going to keep them. However, make sure you are using that businesses official site when making reservations.
What should you probably book ahead of time if you're going on vacation?
Room reservations.
Who placed the Indians on the reservations?
There is no definitive person who put the Indians on the reservations; Indians were being moved as early as the 1820s. The Permanent Indian Frontier was established in 1834, which was a sort of reservation - the land was reserved for the Indians. Having been broken not only earlier by mountain men etc. going to the Rockies, but then in 1849 by the miners going to California for the Gold Rush. Next was the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851, which allowed settlers going West passage through the territory. This was broken multiple times, perhaps most notably by the Pikes Peak gold rush in Colorado in 1859. Following this, there was the Fort Laramie Treaty with the Sioux in 1868 following Red Cloud's War over miners going to Montana. My apologies for throwing so much information at you.This is a very broad generalisation, clearly focused on the Sioux - by far the most interesting tribe - but there were other reservation treaties made with other tribes at various points through the century. The main point, really, was that there were many points at which Indians were forced onto ever smaller reservations. There are three dates above, distributed throughout the century. All treaties, I believe, were managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and enforced by the US Army.
How does the brandywine battlefield impact me andor Why was it fought?
It has no impact on you. It was fought for the same reasons all wars are fought. The land was stolen from the Indians, and the people who stole it fought with each other about who was going to get to keep it.
Where are some of the places that one can make reservations at the Catalina Hotel?
There are actually two Catalina hotels; one in Miami and the other in California. You would have to know which coast you were going to be on in order to find reservations.
What were the challenges of the cheyenne Indians?
going into battle
Tony is going TDY to Wright-Patterson AFB and needs to make reservations for on-base quarters. Which tab on the Lodging screen will enable him to make his on-base reservations?
commercial DoD preferred lodging
Choose the best summary of the elder brother's reasons for not going into the forest?
The elder brother had five reasons
Where can one find cheap reservations for Del Mar Hotels?
Cheap reservations for Del Mar Hotels can be obtained by going via third party companies such as Lastminute. They can also sometimes be found by using membership of different associations to get a discount.
