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Because they were G A Y!
-Arfat
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Why did many white people want Native Americans removed from the southeastern US?
whites wanted the valuable lands held by Indians.
After the Cherokee Indians were removed from Oklahoma how many survived?
After the Cherokee Indians were removed from Oklahoma 10,000 survived
What contributions did Dr Marcus Whitman and Dr John McLoughlin give to the pacific?
dr.Whitman treated white men and Indians from many diseases in the 18th century. Whitman was then killed because the whites were more immune to diseases and the Indians thought he was favoring the whites over the Indians since the Indians didnt react to the medicine as well as the whites did.
What differences in the fighting of war existed between whites and the Plains Indians?
One of the most notable differences between how whites and the plains Indians would fight was the technology they possessed. Most Indians relied heavily on homemade weaponry and devices while many whites had their guns manufactured. The use of gun powder was a critical difference and legitimate difference in many battles.
Why did many white people want Indians remove from the southeast?
Because they were G A Y! -Arfat
What was the term used to describe the actual removal of the Indians from the Southeast to the West?
There are many things. I know that the path they took is called the trail of tears.
Where do the Tlingit Indians live?
The Tlingit Indians are an aboriginal people of Canada who traditionally reside in the southeast portion of Canada and northwest portions of Canada. Tlingit are a "landless" tribe, however there are villages throughout southeast Canada and many Tlingit live in the cities throughout Canada. Many Tlingit have relocated to the Vancouver area, and along the west coast of Alaska and Canada.
How many egg whites is 110 grams?
That is about 2 egg whites
How many syllables in the word southeast?
there are 2 syllables in southeast
What did southeast Indians eat?
From what I understand, they ate a bunch of corn (which was used in many dishes, recipes, and even liquor) meat (they hunted bears and turkey) and veggies, as well as tomatoes and potatoes.
What was the Indian Removal act of 1838 and what did it do to the Indians and the whites rights?
Answer (by a non-Indian): The Removal act was set by Andrew Jackson, our president at the time, and he was all for getting rid of the Indians if it improved our country. Calling the Indians "children in need of guidance" & "Indians hold the keys to the treasure vaults of the United States" he set up the Indian Removal Act (1830), passed it through congress, and it became a law. He set up treaties and got rid of most of the Indians in the south, pushing them off to the west. They were given less land then they started out with, and they were given poor land, that they really couldn't work with. Many died during the trip, called the Trail Of Tears. Over 4000 Cherokees died during the 1000 mile trip, and most of them died in the make-shift forts from lack of food and warm clothing. Several hundred were shot for sport by board whites who then sued the USA to burry them at 35.00 each. It really damaged Indian thoughts towards whites, and the whites got a reputation among the Indians, mostly towards the President, as being untrustworthy. Addendum: In fact the self name of the Cherokee changed in concept because of these acts. Indians were thought of as "real people" and "whites" were though of as 'less than human' because of their actions. This same line of thought exists today in many tribal people (This Authors as well). Changes to Rights were simple. As the US Supreme Court found, Indians have no rights, and whites have all rights including the right to murder Indians for sport and take their property anytime they wish. (Cherokee Nation vs Georgia).
Recipe is for 3 large egg whites how many medium egg whites would this mean?
You would use 4 medium egg whites or 5 small egg whites.
