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What Native American were the ladies referring to?

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How were the Indians impacted by the "Indian Problem"?

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Did the ladies have any freedom or were they controlled by men?

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Who are the ladies of Steubenville, Ohio? Did they write the memorial themselves?

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Who are the ladies of Steubenville, Ohio? Did they write the memorial themselves?

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I think that they did not write the memorial themselves because it looks like someone else did it because it has no mistake in the memorial so I think that a professional did it.

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Can we determine exactly which Native Americans the ladies were referring to?

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Can we determine exactly which Native Americans the ladies were referring to?

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We couldn't find exactly and specifically who the ladies of Steubenville was referring to. We did look at the

''Memorial from the ladies of Steubenville, Ohio, protesting Indian removal" doc.

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It was a law, saying the president to grant unsettled lands west of the Mississippi in exchange for Indian lands within existing state borders.

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It had a very big effect.

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- Something, especially a structure, established to remind people of a person or event.

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- People are being shot or falling from the side of the road and being murdered because that was a efficient way to survive.

That is so dumb

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"We are poor... but we are free. No white man controls our footsteps."

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- The "Removal Act" was the centerpiece of Andrew Jackon's political agenda.
- You could have sovreignty or your land but you couldn't have both

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- No mater how many treaties were signed or how much land they gave to the US, the Indian was still in the way. This was known as the "Indian Problem."
- This so called-problem continued despite a decades-old policy to force Indians to swap their land east of the Mississippi for the land west of it.

This means that the problem was a little issue but involved into a big issue so they call it the so called problem.

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- By the 19th century the US was rapidly growing both in size and power

- At the end of the 19th century only 250,000 remained. The removal of a tribe was certain to destroy all of the things they knew about taking care of themselves and their medicines.