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what ended the fighting what ended the fighting
between native americans and
the united states and gave the
government right of entry to
native american lands in the
northwest territory?
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Nothing ended it per se, the surviving NAs essentially surrendered, and the Us did what it wanted. |
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When the enslavement began in When the enslavement began in
the United States, Native
Americans had been occupying
the territory for many years.
Which of the following is NOT
a reason why there was no
success enslaving the Native
Americans?
A.Native Americans could not
survive certain diseases that
Europeans in the U.S. brought
from Europe.
B.Native Americans were not
used to plantation-style
labor.
C.Native Americans were less
likely to accept the
conditions of enslavement due
to the Africans
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C and D both have merits. Despite the diversity of cultures among native Americans, I can't think of any tribes who would have accepted slavery as preferable to death. Perhaps some of the Southwest agricultural tribes would have, but by the time there was significant interaction with those groups, the time of slavery had passed. |
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When the enslavement began in When the enslavement began in
the United States, Native
Americans had been occupying
the territory for many years.
Which of the following is NOT
a reason why there was no
success enslaving the Native
Americans?
A. Native Americans could not
survive certain diseases that
Europeans in the U.S. brought
from Europe.
B. Native Americans were not
used to plantation-style
labor.
C. Native Americans were less
likely to accept the
conditions of enslavement due
to the Africans
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B is NOT the reason. They could have been forced to labor anyway. The problem was they were too suspecitible to disease, they were unlikely to accept slavery, and they knew the terrain. Africans had had slavery for thousands of years, were hardier, and they DIDN'T know the terrain of the US. They had no place to go. |
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