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I think that the movie had good insight as to how the settlers felt about fighting a British/French war. Where it was obvious that some showed a loyalty to Great Britain it was clear that most truly didn't think of themselves as under British rule. Many clearly didn't want to fight but preferred to be with those on the frontier. -- Kellye Sorber | I think that the movie had good insight as to how the settlers felt about fighting a British/French war. Where it was obvious that some showed a loyalty to Great Britain it was clear that most truly didn't think of themselves as under British rule. Many clearly didn't want to fight but preferred to be with those on the frontier. -- Kellye Sorber | ||
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| + | This is more of a question about the Onandogas and Cayugas reading, but I noticed that they used the word "Sachem" frequently and even to describe some of the colonists. I know sachems were like chieftans, so was this a term of respect in regards to the colonists as well? -Kelly Wuyscik | ||
