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Lewis Cass's removal of the Indians document was written to justify the U.S. government's policy of Indian removal, reflecting the prevailing belief in westward expansion and Manifest Destiny during the 19th century. It aimed to outline the rationale for relocating Native American tribes from their ancestral lands to designated territories west of the Mississippi River, purportedly to promote their welfare and assimilation. The document serves to legitimize the forced displacement and highlight the perceived benefits for both settlers and the Native populations, despite the detrimental impact on indigenous communities.
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How does a lawyer summarize a criminal case?
After both sides in the case have finished presenting their casss and have 'rested,' both the prosecution and the defense (in criminal cases) or the plaintiff and the defense (in civil trials) present to the judge and/or jury what is known as their "closing argument" in which they summarize their view of the case and try to convince the judge or jury to their point-of-view.
How long does it take to become a Major in the army?
About 11 years in the 1980s and 1990s. It might be a bit less now. Majors are Field Grade officers who have typically commanded company sized units and been to the CASSS school at Fort Leavenworth.Typically, Majors do not hold command position (although some do) but rather serve as staff officers at battalion or above levels.
