Difference between revisions of "HIST 131--Week 9 Questions/Comments"

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After reading Joseph Brant's response to the question of Indian vs. White Civilization, i began thinking about how the different influences of the society made them no uniquely different. The indian society never had the mentatlity of individuality over the group while, the american society came over with that society. My question is then, after the colonists settled, was there an increase in crime and "individual-minded" behavior among the native american societies? Or did they always did they always find the things that the colonists to be innately evil?- Dani Jones
 
After reading Joseph Brant's response to the question of Indian vs. White Civilization, i began thinking about how the different influences of the society made them no uniquely different. The indian society never had the mentatlity of individuality over the group while, the american society came over with that society. My question is then, after the colonists settled, was there an increase in crime and "individual-minded" behavior among the native american societies? Or did they always did they always find the things that the colonists to be innately evil?- Dani Jones
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In "A Jeffersonian Sailmaker's Fourth of July Address" why is Columbia a forefront of the article?  I'm not really seeing the connection between the Revolution and Columbia?  Why was Columbia even noteworthy at the time this was written?  I don't see how Columbia has anything to do with the Revolution but maybe I'm just missing the point. -Jenna Shevlin
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Several small details caught my eye when reading Alexander McGillivray's letter.  First of all in the introduction before the letter it mentioned that it was very common for Scottish and English traders to many Indian women but wouldn't there be a language barrier?  Did this not matter and/or present a problem?  Second why did he refer to the King of Spain as "his Most Catholic Majesty"?  Lastly, where is the Extensive Territory?  Again these are small details but sometimes the small details make the most difference. -Jenna Shevlin

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