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Was the Dawes Act a well intentioned act or a disasterous act for Native Indians?
Well, the humanitarians in that time were the ones who pushed to have the laws passed. They were upset with the way the government was treating Native Americans. Most likely, though, the reason that the act was passed was so that people might be able to get a hold of the Native American lands.
What was the goal of stamp act?
The Stamp Act was passed by the British government in 1765,and it was a way to impose taxation on the American colonies. The colonies declined to pay taxes to Britain, and subsequent resistance to taxation and British authority triggered the American Revolution.
When did Kansas get the name bleeding Kansas?
In the period of time after the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed by Congress, there was armed conflict between pro and anti slavery factions in the Kansas territory. Bleeding Kansas was the result of popular sovereignty. At the time the idea birthed by Senator Stephen Douglas seemed the American way to settle disputes. Few expected the violence that erupted in Kansas soon after the Act was passed.
Why do troubled teens act the way they do?
Troubled teeens act the way they do because their hurting inside.
What was the Union Pacific Railroad Act of congress?
In 1862 Congress passed the Pacific Railway Act, which designated the 32nd parallel as the initial transcontinental route and gave huge grants of lands for rights-of-way. The act was an effort to aid in the construction of a railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean and to secure the use of that line by the government.
What is the enrollment act of march 1863?
was a kind of draft that the wealthy could buy their way out of and was strongly opposed in the north
What is the correct English way to spell enrollment?
The English spelling is enrolment. The American spelling is enrollment.
Why does music effect the way we act?
how does music effect people today?how does music effect people today?
How does media and music effect teens?
As a 16 yr old i strongly belive that yes music does effect the way we act the way we think it has an effect on alot of what we do today
Depo shot and alcohol interaction?
Is there any way that alcohol could effect the way you act when you are one the depo shot?
Was the Dawes Act a well intentioned act or a disasterous act for Native Indians?
Well, the humanitarians in that time were the ones who pushed to have the laws passed. They were upset with the way the government was treating Native Americans. Most likely, though, the reason that the act was passed was so that people might be able to get a hold of the Native American lands.
Where can you find info on dual enrollment for homeschoolers in Florida?
Check with your local community college. Some college's promote the dual enrollment program, and others do not. Either way, your local college should be happy to provide you with information about dual enrollment and the requirements of dual enrollment. :)
What congressional measures paved the way for the US entry into world war?
The Lend Lease Act which was passed by Congress in March of 1941.
Who governs the health and safety act?
Most countries have their own Health and Safety Act; some states and provinces, too. Each Act is governed in a different way, except that in each case the act was passed by a legislature that has the power to alter or abolish it.
What are the effective measures to improve consumer protection act?
The only way to improve an act of law is through the legislative process. If the act is not yet passed, it can be improved through introducing an amendments to it. If it is already law, then a new law could be introduced to replace or update the act.
How does marijuana effect your family?
you are stupid! the way you act because of marijuana will influence little siblings and other family members
What is the rehabilitation act of 1963?
The Rehabilitation Act of 1963 was an act passed by the federal congress in 1963. This act dealt with the way houses were constructed on the island of Guam. Before this act was passed, (1962 and earlier in the year 1963) ,there were 2 major typhoons. Typhoon Karen and Olive. These knocked down 90% of Guams buildings which were mainly made out of tin and some were made of wood from the ifit tree. After this happened, the U.S congress passed this act saying that houses built from then on would be built from concrete. This act changed the way houses and buildings were made on Guam and now they can withstand things ranging from typhoons to earthquakes. This is the way MOST buildings are on Guam, but if you look around, im pretty sure you'll still see some wood/tin houses out there. -Lauryn F, 6th Grade Andersen Middle School 2013
