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What was the U.S governments office of Indian affairs responsible for doing?
setting policy for american indians
French Catholic religious order that explored the North American interior and sought to protect and convert the Indians?
The order of the Jesuits - from the Society of Jesus - were instrumental in the exploration of the American territory as well as setting missions up among the Indians and seeking to protect them from encroaching settlers.
How did the Spanish change how California Indians lived?
European diseases, warfare, killing off 90%, destroying Mexico city (tenochtitlan), banning nauatl, catholicizing, raping women, setting them on fire, etc
What is the setting of Mackenzie Blue?
the setting is in Brookdale
What is general setting vs specific setting?
A general setting would be something like USA in the 50's, whereas a specific setting might be Los Angeles, California in 1956
What is the setting of Brian's return?
"Brian's Return" is mainly set in the wilderness of the Canadian wilderness, where Brian Robeson embarks on a journey to reconnect with nature after his previous survival experience in the wilderness. The setting allows Brian to reflect on his past and find solace in the natural world.
What country provides the setting for leiningen versus the ants?
In the Brazilian wilderness.
What is Atlanta about?
It is in a bucolic setting amongst the trees of the sawtooth wilderness range.
What was the U.S. government's Office of Indians Affairs responsible for doing?
setting policies Setting policy for American Indians~
The tone of The Crucible is influenced by its setting a?
small village at the edge of a vast wilderness
What is good about Atlanta?
It is in a bucolic setting amongst the trees of the sawtooth wilderness range.
What is the setting of Gary Paulsen's The River?
This story takes place in the Canadian wilderness.
What is the setting for Brian's Winter?
The setting for the novel, 'Brian's Winter' by Gary Paulsen is an L-shaped lake in the Canadian wilderness. It's an incredible book about a young boy named Brian (protagonist) who is forced to stay alone in the wilderness through the winter after he is in a plane crash in the Canadian wilderness.
Can you explain the significance of Jesus being tempted in the wilderness and how it relates to his overall mission and teachings"?
The significance of Jesus being tempted in the wilderness is that it shows his human nature and his ability to resist temptation. This event relates to his overall mission and teachings by demonstrating his commitment to following God's will and setting an example for others to resist temptation and stay true to their beliefs.
The tone of The Crucible is influenced by its setting?
D. small village at the edge of a vast wilderness
What is the setting of white heron by Sarah Jewett?
New England wilderness on Mrs. Tilley's farm
What was the U.S. government's office of Indian Affairs responsible for doing?
setting policies Setting policy for American Indians~
