Students will write two or three paragraphs about, how the Aboriginal people are similar to African-Americans.

Answer:

The most fundamental similarity between the African-American

and Native-American experiences was the lack of humanity that the

white establishment presumed each group to possess.8 Church officials, lawmakers, and legal minds intensely debated the relative humanity of each group. The fundamental philosophical and religious

question was whether African Americans and Indians were human beings, entitled to human rights protections like Euro-Americans, or inactively pursuing federal recognition, over fifty tribes have state recognition, and several

groups have been terminated by congressional enactment. See id. at 20-23.

5 See generally id. at 41-62 (discussing tribes' unique status as sovereign nations, as

opposed to minority groups, and the features that accompany this status).

6 See generally VINE DELORIA, JR. & RAYMOND J. DEMALLIE, 2 DOCUMENTS OF AMERICAN

INDIAN DIPLOMACY: TREATIES, AGREEMENTS, AND CONVEN-nONS, 1775-1979, at 745-49,

1018-19, 1084-86 (1999) (containing a brilliant cross-section of the diplomatic accords

negotiated and providing a detailed narrative accompanying these important documents).

7 See U.S. CONST. art. I, § 8, cl. 3 (stating that the Congress shall have the power "To

regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and the Indian

Tribes").

8 This lack of humanity is easily identifiable in the African-American experience, as

their ancestors were first imported as slaves.

historical experiences of African Americans and Native Americans,

but history, law, politics, and culture suggest even greater substantive

differences between these two groups. The first and most obvious difference is that Native Americans are the indigenous inhabitants of the

United States. Of what significance is this obvious observation? The

preexistence and the nationhood that tribal nations, qua nations, possessed underlies the distinctive sovereign-to-sovereign relationships

that Native Americans still share with state and federal governments. 5

'

Unlike African individuals who involuntarily arrived as slaves, Native

Americans were present in America, inhabiting bounded homelands

with economic, cultural, and governing infrastructures, for millennia.

Thus, Native Americans continue to perceive themselves not only as

pre-constitutional polities, but as continuing extraconstitutional nations who deal with state and federal governments on a governmentto-government basis.

Second, the distinct sovereign status of tribal nations necessitated

the practice of negotiating treaties, political compacts, accords, and

alliances, first with one another, then with the various competing European states, and later with the United states.

                        from text book of cornell law review

Answer:

But the peoples of these continents had many things in common. Many considered themselves stewards of their ancestral homelands. African and Native groups also held similar ideas about animal spirits, the guiding presence of ancestors, oral traditions, a living world, and extended family relationships.

Explanation:

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Santa Anna order how many rebels executed by the river?

a)execute only half

b)execute all of them

c)execute the traitors only

d)execute every other one

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Jefferson took a strict, literal view of constitutional powers, meaning that specific
powers reserved for the President and Executive Branch needed to be spelled out in
the Constitution. The ability to buy property from foreign governments was not among
these powers listed in Article IV of the Constitution - a fact that his political
opponents, the Federalists, were eager to point out to the President.

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The archeological evidence found at Aztec and Incan sites suggests that these societies
A.
consisted of hunters and gatherers.
B.
were highly developed and organized cultures.
Ос.
followed a democratic system.
D.
practiced a monotheistic religion.

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ability to ...
А hunt bigger animals.
B make and use fire.
с make and use iron tools.
D sleep in caves.

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Question 1 options:

They did not discrimination, segregation, and obstacles to voting. Military benefits went disproportionately to white veterans, and many African Americans could not obtain loans.


They faced discrimination, segregation, and obstacles to voting. Military benefits went disproportionately to white veterans, and many African Americans could not obtain loans.


They were able to do all things that other Americans were able to do.

Which territory caused the most debate about imperialism for the U.S.?

1. What communist country lies just north of North Korea? _____________________________________________________________

2. Along what line of latitude (running east to west on the map, called a “parallel”) was Korea divided after World War II?
_____________________________________________________________

3. What happened during June- September 1950?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. In November 1950, the UN front line was north of the North Korean capital of Pyongyang (pyuhng-YAHNG). What began on November 26 that pushed the UN forces south?
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________

5. Who were the major participants in the Korean War?
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________

ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO BEST AWNSER
1.What do you see? Be as concrete as possible
2.What symbols (if any) are used in the poster?
3.If a symbol is used, is it clear (easy to interpret)?
4.Why do you think this symbol is used?
5.What is the relationship between the text and the visual image?
6.Who do you think is the intended audience for the poster?
7.What does the Government hope the audience will do?
8.What is the Government selling?
9.For further discussion: What social constructions (race, gender, religion, ethnicity, etc.) are used in the poster? Why are these constructions used? What would you envision the impact of these images would be on future historical events

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What was one long-term consequence of the sharecropping system?
A Many agricultural workers moved to cities to start small businesses.
B Agricultural workers organized labor unions..
C Landowners sold property to pay wages to former slaves.
D Many former slaves became trapped in a cycle of debt.

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Only the Bourgeoisie could hold public office prior to the revolution.

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False

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