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The American Indian Movement (AIM) staged the occupation of Wounded Knee, South Dakota, in 1973 to draw attention to the ongoing issues of Native American rights, such as treaty violations, poverty, and systemic discrimination. The site was historically significant, being the location of a massacre in 1890, which added symbolic weight to their protest. The occupation aimed to highlight grievances against the U.S. government and the Pine Ridge Reservation's tribal leadership, demanding accountability and reform. This event garnered national media attention and increased awareness of Native American struggles.
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What are the great plains of South Dakota?
The Dissected Till Plains are an area of rolling hills and fertile soil located in the southeastern corner of South Dakota. They were formed by glaciation during the the Pre-Illinoian Stage and the Wisconsin Stage of geologic formation.
What action has occurred off stage but is reported in the scene by the wounded captain?
The wounded captain reports that Macbeth has defeated the traitorous Macdonwald in battle.
What challenges did hubble face?
he went through a stage of self denial and was wounded when he was in the navy
What is Phylicia Rashad's occupation?
Phylicia Rashad is a/an Actress, singer, stage director
What is Murray Matheson's occupation?
Murray Matheson is a/an Actor: stage, film, television
What is Heather Headley's occupation?
Heather Headley is a/an *Singer, songwriter *record producer *stage actress
Which is the only country on the south american mainland to stage tests?
Chile
Which the only country on the south American mainland to stage tests?
Chile
How would you describe North Dakota's rivers?
They are often full to the brim including reservoirs. Another term often related to them is near flood stage.
Who had more experienced generals'especially in cavalry the north or the south?
The South had more experienced generals, especially in cavalry, in the early stage of the war.
During which War is the stage musical 'South Pacific' set?
World War II
Why was lighting not needed for the performances at the globe theatre?
The Globe was an amphitheater. Sunlight was used to illuminate the stage. The stage faced the south to catch the light of the afternoon sun.
