I believe the united states government should give money back to native american groups. To compensate for the Land they took from them. I will give 3 clams supporting that the united states government should give the native americans money. Also i will give 3 counterclaims that will support the other side. On how the united states government should give the native americans there land back. One reason why the united states government should give money back to native american groups. Is because
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In the 1850’s Americans were trying to purchase the Native Americans’ lands and push them into designated reserves, and even tried to integrate them into society through assimilation. Many Native Americans tried to fight back and regain their lands—the very source of their culture. However, in his oration to Governor Isaac I. Stevens, Chief Seattle recognizes that the intention of the Americans is to stay. He addresses Stevens to discuss the tensions and differences between their races, predicting
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The two speeches, “ Speech in the Virginia Convention” by Patrick Henry and “Speech in the Convention” by Benjamin Franklin, have many similarities and differences. One of the main difference is their stance (federalist or anti-federalist). They both had different views about when they should compromise and when they should fight for what they wanted. Patrick Henry wanted to fight for their independence while Benjamin Franklin wanted to talk and compromise with Britain. First of all, Patrick Henry
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Memorialize “The Discussion of Monuments” As a matter of fact when building monument many things have to be taken into consideration; such as the location, the size, and the materials that they may use when they are building it. The reason why monument are so remembered is because of all the things that the builders take into consideration like the size of the monument they are building. The Abraham Lincoln is one of the most seen monuments because of the size and where it is at. Since the Abraham
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Irving uses satire in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow to blur the line of fantasy and story. Many stories during the time focused on the idolized hero. A hero that the everyday man could not measure up to. Irving decided to take the normal hero story and turn it on his head. He introduced a hero that didn’t get the girl, didn’t fight for love, and didn’t defeat the monster. Throughout The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Irving satirizes the the refined American and thus helps define the “new” American nation
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Have you ever wondered about what went on at valley forge on the winter of 1777, December 19? Well then you’re in luck. On December 19,1777 General George Washington moved his troops to west of Philadelphia for many reasons one was because it was close to were the british were camping.This meant that he could keep a close eye on them and could protect the people of pennsylvania if the british decided to attach. The conditions at Valley Forge were horrible they had to deal with cold,wet, and snowy
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people have argued for the reduction of land size or abolition of national parks. Joe Lyman, an owner of a pottery shop in Blands who opposes Bears Ears, claims, “Local people know how to manage their land better than some bureaucrat sitting in Washington” (qted. in Steinmetz 32). President Trump also sides with this view believing “national monuments block the use of land for industries such as logging or drilling” (Steinmetz 32). However, using the land established as national parks for
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On August 28, 1963, in Washington DC Martin Luther KingJr.,gave one of his most famous speeches titled “I have a dream” on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.King’s purpose for delivering this speech was to inspire people to unite as one.He wanted to end racial discrimination and lead a progression of civil rights for all human beings regardless of race or cultural background. He dreams one day that his children will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.
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Tomorrow is Tapper 8, 3128, this will mark the first Klinklovants day in history. President Hoger signed a law that allows the nation to celebrate when the Klinklovants come out and time themselves on how long it takes to chug a carton of wabla which is a traditional Quaff drink. If they can chug it in under a kilosecond then the season of snowflakes will be upon us, if not, then we will continue with the season of crunchy leaves. Last month, after much protesting and rallying, President Hoger agreed
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Throughout history, there have been many individuals that have made an impact on the United States. The most notable people tend to be political figures and activist. The most recognizable of these is Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan was not always known as America’s President. The instances in his early life led to his greatness in office and even after death. He had help from his family throughout his life even his presidency. Also, there was a lot of good things Ronald Reagan has done when he was
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