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What is the duration of Fully Booked?
The duration of Fully Booked is 2 hours.
Discuss fully the doctrine of supervening impossibility?
discuss fully the doctrine of supervening impossibiliy?
What statements does NOT accurately describe free African Americans in the South?
Free African Americans in the South faced significant legal and social restrictions that limited their freedoms. Contrary to some beliefs, they were not fully integrated into society; they often encountered discrimination and were subject to laws that restricted their movement, employment, and rights. Many lived in fear of being kidnapped and sold into slavery. Additionally, while some were able to own property and run businesses, their opportunities were severely constrained compared to white citizens.
Does Jim fully remember Melinda?
Yes
How many British Soldiers fought in the Battle of Rorke's Drift?
It is understood that about a fifth (25 or so) of the Soldiers were Irishmen. While only 13 formally listed their place of birth as Ireland, this was par for the course at this time for obvious reasons, and the rest are traceable from where they enlisted and their religion etc.
How do you speak like a native speaker in US?
Your question does not make all that much sense if you mean how do you speak English like a native American the answer is you will never be fully able to, but if you surround yourself with Americans you will come close.
What was Andrew Jackson perception on the trail of tears?
I am not sure what you mean by his perception. He was fully responsible for the treatment of Native Americans. He was the president and made it a policy to remove tribes to reservations.
Did Jefferson ans Lewis believe that Indians could participate fully and equally in American society If so how If not why not?
what were the native americans consistent with Lewis and clark observations about the shoshone
Why was Pueblo important to Indians?
The Pueblo Revolt is important because it was one of the few times that Native Americans managed to fully remove whites (the Spanish) from their lands.
How did the frontier wars in Ohio affect the native Americans living in the area?
Ultimately the horse improved native American culture without fully removing any major bits. The Indians (native Americans) could hunt buffalo (Bison) faster and more efficiently and could get more carcasses back to their camps than before
What were the relationship between Native Americans and African Americans in the West during the Civil War and Reconstruction?
from ƝɨѕhҠѡe on yahoo answers:In the 1800's -1900's there was little understanding between Native Americans and African Americans.Firstly because generally Native Americans were an unknown population just as they are today, and African Americans were not able to freely form friendships/relationships with people outside their local area/residence. So basically they had very little contact.Secondly anywhere the 3 populations (Black, White and Native) were in close proximity, the White settlers tried to create friction between the Blacks and the Natives.For example in some areas (southern coastal US) Native Americans where paid to recapture runaway slaves. Which they did to prevent their people from being taken by the slave traders. Most people are unaware that there was an active trade in Native Americans slaves in the US. Regiments of African Americans soldiers were used to hunt and kill Native Americans. The Native Americans called them Buffalo Soldiers.The friction was created between the African Americans and Native Americans because the settlers feared if the African Americans and Native Americans united they would outnumber the White settlers and would wipe them out in an uprising.The story of Native Americans protecting African Americans slaves is not entirely true. Historically like today, Native American society did not have the "concept of difference" based on race or skin color. Difference based on skin color is a Euro concept. Tribes often extended tribal hospitality to both African American and White people who chose to reside with the tribe.Secondly the story that Native Americans protected runaway slaves and intermarried was promoted by African Americans to explain why some didn't look fully African American. It was seen as somewhat better to be part Native American than to be part White.That's why today some African Americans believe they have Native American blood, even though DNA has proven only about 2.9% African Americans actually have Native American blood..4 months ago (10-09-2011)
Does Linux support Java?
Yes. Linux is fully supported by Java.
Was the Americans revolt against tyranny anticipated?
It was unlikely that the powers in England believed the American colonists would be in full revolt. By the time the rebellion began, the British were not fully prepared to fight a war.
Why are the treaties aren't always fair With the native Americans?
Treaties between Native Americans and the U.S. government often lacked fairness due to power imbalances, as Indigenous nations were frequently coerced into agreements under pressure or threat of violence. Many treaties were written in complex legal language that Indigenous leaders did not fully understand, leading to misinterpretations. Additionally, the U.S. government often failed to uphold treaty obligations, resulting in the loss of land and resources for Native American tribes. This history of broken promises has contributed to ongoing grievances and mistrust between Native Americans and the federal government.
How did the colonists treat the Native Americans?
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How is a cantilever different from a fully supported beam?
A supported beam has both ends of the beam resting on a support. A cantilever has a single support often hinged close to or at one end with the other end supported in another manner.
What is harry styles other than british?
He is fully English
