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They treated them equally since all men are created equal...
yah...
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Why did the constitution view native Americans as a foreign government?
Because the native Americans count as there own state.
How did Progressives view Native Americans?
As people who were close to the earth
What view does the Constitution take regarding the legal status of Native American nations?
They are considered state governments.
Author who gave an idealized view of relations between whites and Native Americans?
James Fenimore Copper
Are native Americans near sighted or far sighted?
By my assessment and view, as i had a chance to notice, a lot of Americans wear glasses 7/10 rough evaluation.
Why did the constitution view native Americans as a foreign government?
Because the native Americans count as there own state.
How did the constitution view the native Americans?
They treated them equally since all men are created equal...yah...
How do native Americans view Thanksgiving?
that the pilgrims can get smurfed
How did John Rolfe view Native Americans?
The only documentation concerning Rolfe's view of Native American's is that he thought them "heathens."
How did eugenicists view Native Americans?
As a danger to the white race
How did Progressives view Native Americans?
As people who were close to the earth
How did Spanish Friars view native Americans religions?
They preferred the Catholic religion; they took ideas from the Native Americans and gave a "Christian spin" on them.
Which country shared Spain's view of converting Native Americans?
France.
How did native Americans view the arrival of the explores?
so so bad
What was the Land Ordinance of S's view towards Native Americans?
Ghg
What did white settlers and native Americans view nature as?
novanet- sacred
What is the meaning of ''Run to the Hills'' by Iron Maiden?
It is about the fate of the Native Americans. In the first part it is sung from their point of view, then during the verses it echoes the whites' point of view and the chorus is addressed to the Native Americans.
