Choctaw Leader Reading H.I.P.P. P7 by Kerry Hurst https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios H: Historical Context, I: Intended Audience, P: Purpose of the Document, P: Point of View (POV) en-us 2020-09-04 19:07:51 UTC 2025-11-14 23:46:37 UTC hello@padlet.com Choctaw Leader HIPP - Zander Smathers https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/729678224 Historical Context: At the time this document was written the Choctaw Indians and the English were engaging with each other peacefully and participating in bartering and trading.  They share the land together even though the English want it for themselves.
Intended Audience: The author was reaching out to his own people and sharing his thoughts and opinions about the English and their supposed intentions with the Choctaw land.
Purpose: The author wrote this in order to put his people at ease about the English because it is Alibamo Mingo's belief that the English will maintain a peaceful relationship and share the land so that both the Choctaw's and the English can use it.
Point of View: Considering the author was a chieftain they would likely feel responsible for their people and making them feel at ease. The only thing that Alibamo Mingo is not at ease with is the Superintendent, who takes every word out of his mouth very seriously in hopes to take the land for the English. The chieftain is trying to console his people.]]> 2020-09-09 01:47:11 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/729678224 Brandon Yoo 980017022 https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/729782183 H- This was written only two years after The French and Indian War ended. In this war France lost most of its holdings in the New World with much of it being handed to now England. This meant a big change for the Native Americans living there because the French and English had very different intentions.
I- The audience was mainly the author's own people. This could change how he writes about the change. There is a lot of uncertainty with what was happening, so it could make sense for him to downplay the threat that the English is. 
P- The purpose was to talk about how things would or would not change with the changing of power. He tries to say that not many things would change and calm the nervousness of his people.
P- The author is the the leader of his people in one of the most uncertain times he will face in his tribe, so he may feel that it is necessary to downplay the threats of the English. Or, his high social status among the tribe could have caused a disconnect between how he is affected and how his people are affected. The different social classes between the author and audience could cause differences in how they are affected.]]> 2020-09-09 02:40:51 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/729782183 Alibamo Mingo, Choctaw Leader HIPP (Hunter Guan) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/729890411 H - This was the end of the 7 years war. The French were removed from North America due to the 7 years war. Because of this, more of the English came and they had to share this land. The Native Americans had to adapt to this change. 
I - The audience was the general audience of his own people. He is still adapting to this new change, so his words might not show exactly what is happening, as he doesn’t know fully what is happening. Regardless, he notes these changes to his people. 
P - The purpose was for the audience to understand what changes would be coming and what changes would not as he also notes the English’s behavior, such as what they talk about, how they treat women, what he likes about them, what he doesn’t like, and others. He gives his opinion on how they should share the land, and tells his people they don’t need to be nervous about the English settling, as said in his last sentence.
P - This was from the Chief’s point of view. He tries to make his people at ease, so he most likely tried to soothe or calm his people as this was a change, which could’ve caused him to belittle some of the effects. He claims that he is happy with these people except for one policy. He also brings religion into this as he says that he wouldn’t believe the “Great King” would allow someone like the “Superintendent” to deceive them. Thus, his views could be exaggerated a little to help his people be at ease.
]]> 2020-09-09 03:47:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/729890411 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Kate Lafferty https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732096616 H (historical context): Took place in 1765, after the 7 year war. It seems to be at the point where the English gradually started taking/asking for more land from the Native Americans. Even though the Natives had helped the English and had already quite a bit of their land.
I (intended audience): It seems the audience was for the people back in Europe, along with their rulers. And, it could have also been for the people that were settling here in North American to show what their other colony members were doing to the Native Americans. 
P (purpose of the document): This document was written to get information of what was happening to the Native Americans from their perspective and how they felt they were being treated by the English. I feel the goal was to give this information to people of Europe to prove that the settlers really weren't being as nice as they said they were being, just like the did when the were first exploring the land.
P (point of view): The author was definitely influenced by the Native American perspective since that's where they had gotten their information from. Once again the main idea was to see how the leader of the the Choctaw and his people were feeling about the English and what they were doing, which wasn't to good on how he was feeling about them at that point.]]> 2020-09-09 17:02:06 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732096616 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Emalee Brown https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732686871 H- This took place in 1765 which was after the 7 year war. France lost a lot to the English and so the Natives living there went through change. The English treated the Natives very differently than the French did.
I- The audience is the authors people. He's trying to share what is going on and how it's unpredictable so things could change. 
P- The purpose was to caution his people of potential change in the conditions. The English were very different than the French so it was unpredictable how the English would treat the Natives. He does however, try to take a calming approach to telling them instead of making them panic.
P- This was written from the Chief's perspective and what he's observing in the change of leadership. He is a leader so what he says is going to influence his people so he took a calmer approach to just help keep them aware of the situation without making them worry and panic about everything changing. ]]> 2020-09-09 18:54:16 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732686871 Choctaw Leader H.I.P.P. (Erin Smith) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732728039 H - This document was written in 1765. At this time, the Seven Year War between the British and French had ended and the French lost many of their holdings in America. This caused the French to leave America and stop working with the Native Americans. This also meant that the British would be taking over the areas the French controlled.
I - The intended audience of this document was the leader, Alibamo Mingo's people. He wrote about his opinions of the British taking over. Also, since everyone was very uncertain of what was going to happen, he could have written this to give the audience an idea what was going to happen in a calm way, possibly even understating the threat to prevent panic.
P - The purpose was to inform his audience that the British were going to be taking control and many things were going to change. He wanted to make sure they knew the British were not the French and they did things and behaved differently, such as the way they treated women.
P - The document was written from the Choctaw leader's perspective. Since Mingo was the leader, he would know of the possible threat facing the tribe and know that it was his duty to help his people. He would know what he thought was best for the tribe and have opinions on what the British were going to do. He might things some things would be beneficial and others harmful. Also, since he was the leader he would try to calm his people.]]> 2020-09-09 19:04:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732728039 Choctaw Leader HIPP - Aidan Hicks https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732728608 H - The writing of the document occurred in 1765. In the world at the time, the 7 years world would've been over and so the French people would've lost a major chunk of land in America which the British would be fighting to control which would than cause the victorious British to push in and claim the land.
I - The intended audience of this document is the Choctaw people so that their chief could address them and explain what was going on.
Purpose - The purpose of this document was to let the chief address his people to talk to them about things that were going on and be a true leader
P - The point of view this was written from is that of the Choctaw Chief whilst more white people come in from the European nations.]]> 2020-09-09 19:04:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732728608 Choctaw Leader HIPP - Tirza Atencio https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732736178 H- In 1765,  when this document was written,  it reflects the 7 Years War that occurred. The Choctaw leader describes the impact that the wars had on the Natives when the French had been removed. The British then came in after they left, and took control.
I- This source's intended audience was meant for his people. The leader wanted to show them how they must handle their arrival, and to prepare for it.
P- The purpose of this document was for the Choctaw leader to influence his audience on how to approach the situation of the Europeans (particularly the British) coming in. He expected them to be treated more fairly, and to have a more positive outlook on situations. He encouraged them to treat them as equals, as that's what he expected how the they would treat them.
P- As written from the perspective of the Choctaw leader, it would be expected he would approach the situation and letter with leadership. He would try to keep everyone from panicking and him being a leader, would affect him tremendously. He would most likely be trying to keep all signs of fear and weakness out of this document. ]]> 2020-09-09 19:07:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732736178 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Amberly Sandoval https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732766640 2020-09-09 19:15:24 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732766640 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Nicole Ihlein https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732854134 H- The document was written in 1765 after the 7 years war. France had lost lots of control to the English and this affected the Natives. The Choctaw leader describes this shift in control and its impact on the people. 
I- The reflection created by the author was for his people. He shares with them the arrival of the new comers and how he intends to handle it; as well as preparing his people for it. 
P-  The author wanted to share with his audience the behavior of the newcomers and to tell them how to handle these new white people. He wanted to help them prepare for the change as the British began to take control. 
P- The point of view of the author is Alibamo Mingo, a Choctaw Leader who is trying to help his people make sense of the uncertainty faced in this time. He is also trying to calm them, and assure them that he is doing things to help his people. ]]> 2020-09-09 19:41:10 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732854134 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Andrew Breinholt https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732856762 H- This document was written in 1765 after the 7 Years War. The war caused upheaval in many Native American tribes because the now had to adapt to new European allies.
I- It is not explicitly stated who this was written for, however, it can be inferred it was for the chief's people, informing them of the changes in culture.
P- The purpose of this document is to inform the Choctaw people of the potential changes as they interact politically with the British instead of French. It also shows the concern of the chief as they now are allied with people that they are unsure of, but believe to be good.
P- The point of view is from Alibamo Mingo, a Choctaw chief. As a leader, he cares for his people and wants to do whats best for them. This document is written about what he expects to change in his own life as well as his people.]]> 2020-09-09 19:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732856762 Choctaw Leader HIPP-Alex Lumanog AlexLumanog https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732926861 H - The document was written in 1765 after the seven year war had occurred. The Choctaw tribes leader explains their new experiences and adaptations due to the French losing to the English and left the New World.
I-  The intended audience for this passage was most likely the people of the Choctaw tribe , his own people.
P- The purpose of this document was to inform the  people of the Choctaw tribe of the new changes that were to come both economically and politically.
P- The point of view is from the Choctaw Chief, Alibamo Mingo. He wants to inform his people as the authority of his tribe, of the new changes that will come and try to bring theme some peace. He also writes about all the challenges they will now face due to this new threat that is upon them.]]> 2020-09-09 20:05:44 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/732926861 Emma Rae Rosario 970044427 https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733056364 H- This document was written in 1765, after the seven years war. The French lost a lot of land in America, causing the Brits to fight for control over it.
I-The document was intended for the Choctaw people.
P- The purpose of the document was to inform the Choctaw people of the changes to expect in their culture and economy.
P- The point of view that this document is written in is from that of the Choctaw chief, Alibamo Mingo. He is trying to help inform his people about the situations that they will soon face.]]> 2020-09-09 20:58:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733056364 Choctaw Leader HIPP - Christina Shou https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733114132 2020-09-09 21:29:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733114132 Mikayla Evans https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733121661 H- This document was written in 1765 after the seven years war. The French had lost to the English causing them to lose a lot of land and power. The natvies on the other hand had to adapt to new people going on their land. 
I- This document was intended for the Choctaw people, and it was to tell them the news about the war and the new changes that they would be facing. 
P- The purpose of this document is tell the Choctaw people the changes that would be happening. The changes are both political and economical since the French lost. 
P- The point of view that this article was written in is the view of the Choctaw chief. His name is Alibamo Mingo and he was trying to tell his tribe about the new changes that they were going to have upon them. ]]> 2020-09-09 21:34:18 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733121661 Choctaw Leader HIPP - Bryan Judy https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733153581 H- In this document, written in 1765, after the 7 Years War. The war caused uproar in many Native American tribes because of this uproar, they had to adapt to the New European ways

I- It was written for the chiefs people, informing them of the changes in culture. And also new ways of life.

P- This document's meaning is to inform the Choctaw people of the potential changes as they interact politically with the British instead of French. It also shows the concern of the chief as they now are allied with people that they are not really familiar with.

P- The point of view is from Alibamo Mingo. As a leader, he has to care for his people and wants to do what's best for them. This document is written about what he expects to change in his own life as well as his peoples.

]]> 2020-09-09 21:54:23 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733153581 Choctaw Leader HIPP (Emily Millican) 980013424 https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733198851 H - This document was written after the seven years war in 1765. The native people had to adapt to having new Europeans on their land when the French lost to the English. 
I - It was written for the Choctaw people to inform them of the new changes they would have and how he plans on handling them. 
P - The author's purpose in this document was to prepare his people for new comers and share with them how they would act and how they would change their way of life.
P - The point of view is that of the Choctaw leader, Alibamo Mingo, who was attempting to comfort his people, guide them, and let them know that what they should expect. ]]> 2020-09-09 22:27:04 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733198851 Choctaw Leader HIPP (Marina Kalajdzic) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733219790 H-  The document was written in 1765, this was after the Seven Years War. The war ended with the French loosing to the English, this made the French loose a lot of their land and power. The leader of the Native American tribe explains the effects and changes after the war. 

I- The document doesn't spell out exactly who this document was written for, however it can be easily inferred that it was written for the people of the Choctaw tribe. 

P- The purpose of this text was for the leader (Alibamo Mingo) to address his people, tell them what is going as a result from the Seven Years War, and to lead them in the right direction. 

P- The Point of View in The "Alibamo Mingo, Choctaw leader, Reflects on the British and French, 1765" text is Alibamo Mingo. He is the tribe leader who has just found out about the changes in society and would like to share with his community. ]]> 2020-09-09 22:43:08 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733219790 Choctaw Leader HIPP (Aravind Anandakumar) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733226992 H-  During this time, the Seven Years War just came to a conclusion from the French surrendering to the British. This document was written in 1765 stating that some Native American tribes (who were former allies with French) had to get used to the British power/rule over their land and new culture they brought with them.
I- The document was written for the Choctaw people, letting them know about the British people and how they are much different from the French (while also letting them know how to adapt to these people).
P- The purpose of this document is for the Choctaw leader to "expresses his concern over the new political reality" to his people. The French lost against the British in the Seven Years War and therefore, the Native American tribes, who were former allies with the French, should expect  and adapt to the new ways of trading, rules, taking over land, and culture from the British.
P- The document was written by Alibamo Mingo, a Choctaw leader. He writes this document to his people to expect a change in their way of living in the future and try to adapt to it. They also have to be cautious about the different way of trade from the French.


]]> 2020-09-09 22:48:27 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733226992 Choctaw Leader HIPP (Melissa Duanmu) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733231712 H: This document, a reflection by the Choctaw leader Alibamo Mingo, was written 1765. This was during the American Colonial era. More specifically, this document was written shortly after the Seven Years War, a war between the British and French. The British were the victors of that war, and the French were forced to retreat from North America. This spelled uncertainty for the Native Americans who were allied with the French during that war, and they were forced to adapt quickly.

I: The reflection was intended for his people, the Choctaw, and especially the ones who were worried. While this was never explicitly stated, it can be inferred through his word usage and optimism. For those who were anxious, he comforted them. Otherwise, the document addressed them as a whole.

P: Mingo wrote this document to reassure the Choctaw while they were trying to quickly adapt to the changes that resulted from the Seven Years War, and inform them about what the British are like. It explains that the British are not too bad, despite a certain problem about women, and even that ceding land to them will be in the Choctaws' favor.

P: This document was written from the perspective of a leader during an uncertain time. If Mingo had any particularly concerning doubts, he hid them in order to reassure the Choctaw.]]> 2020-09-09 22:52:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733231712 Choctaw Leader HIPP - (Moby Chiu) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733405684 H - This document was written in 1765 after the Seven Years War had ended and the British became victorious over the French. As a result, the French were ousted from North America and the Native Americans had to adapt to new circumstances. The Choctaw leader describes the impacts this event has on his people and land.
I - The author Alibamo Mingo, Choctaw leader, writes this document to address his people about changes in life and customs yet to come.
P - The author wrote this document in order to inform his tribal people about the effects of the Seven Years War. There will be newcomers occupying the land and the Choctaw leader wants his people to be aware of possible lifestyle adaptions and custom changes that may result as the British's presence become more dominant.
P - This document was written by Alibamo Mingo, Choctaw leader, to reflect on British and French changes. Considering Alibamo Mingo was the Choctaw leader, he wants to make his people aware of living style changes that will results with the presence of the British. Alibamo Mingo says they don't have much of a choice anymore to preserve their lands so they can try to adapt and accommodate to the new lifestyle.]]> 2020-09-10 00:39:21 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733405684 Choctaw Leader HIPP - Berkan Dokmeci https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733436367 H - The aftermath of the Seven Years War, in which the French were defeated by the English. Due to this, the French were kicked out, leaving the natives with the ruthless English - which they had bad relationships with. 
I -  Mingo's audience was his own people. He wanted to let them know of a struggle in which he has to adapt to a new lifestyle, feeling confused. 
P - A warning to Mingo's people. The peaceful alliance the natives had with the natives would be no more, and he intends to inform his brothers about this new change that is yet to come from the British. He tried to extenuate the reality of the situation to his people, he doesn't want a riot to occur.
P - Written by Mingo, he undermines some of the problems with the English. Because he is ruler of the tribe, bringing good news to his people makes him more of a trustworthy ruler for them. ]]> 2020-09-10 00:52:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733436367 Choctaw Leader HIPP (Serafina Garcia) https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733448038 H- This document was was written in 1765 after the seven years war had occurred. The Choctaw leader had explained the impact this war had on the natives. And the war ended with the French loosing to the English and natives had to adapt to the English.
I-  This document was intended for the Choctaw people to inform them  about what was happening.
P-  The purpose of this document is to inform the audience (the choctaw tribe) on how things are going to change. He wanted to prepare his people.
P- This article is from the Choctaw leader's (Alibamo Mingo) point of view. He is attempting to to guide and comfort his people, as a leader should. This document was written about how the society is changing and he wants to share this with his people.]]> 2020-09-10 00:57:42 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733448038 Choctaw Leader HIPP - Sofia Geherin https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733544395 H- This document was written in 1765 after the conclusion of the Seven Years War and the withdrawal of French from North America. As former French allies, many Native Americans had to adapt to life without them.
I- It can be assumed that the intended audience of this source was the Choctaw people, and Mingo wrote it to give them information about possible changes in their lives.
P- Mingo's intention was to explain the presence of the English to his people. He spoke about the settlers in a positive tone and stated that he wanted to share the land with them, reassuring the Choctaw that they were not a threat.
P- This document was written by Alibamo Mingo, a Choctaw leader. Considering his position, it makes sense that he would know a lot about interactions between the Natives and the English as he probably oversaw many of them. As leader, Mingo also had a responsibility to keep his people informed.]]> 2020-09-10 01:42:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733544395 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Collette McCourt- https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733598421 H- This document was written in 1765, and expresses what happened in the 7 Year War. It explains how differently the Natives were treated by the English when the French were removed from North America. The Natives had to go through a drastic change because the French and English had different intentions and ways of treating them.
I- The audience were Alibamo Mingo's own people.  Alibamo was sharing his views on what he portrayed the English men's intentions were for the Choctaw land. 
P- The  purpose of this document was to inform how different life would be for the Natives with the British taking control. He has a calmer approach to informing his people of how the English would treat them in order to keep them more calm. Alibamo claims that not much will change and the English will share the land with the Choctaw's.
P- The document was written from the Choctaw leaders point of view. Due to the fact that he is the leader he wants to influence his people to stay calm. Although they will be going through many changes he encourages them to stay calm but be aware of all that is happening. He does not agree with the Superintendent and his thoughts on the land but claims they will get through it together.]]> 2020-09-10 02:09:33 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733598421 Choctaw Leader HIPP- Amberly Sandoval https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733625165 The document of the Choctaw leader was written in 1765 and it is about the 7 year war and the events that took place. The he Native Americans had a hard time. 
It was intended for the Choctaw tribe to inform them on what was happening.
It was to inform the Choctaw chief and his people bout the British they wanted to worn them.
It was written from Mingo's point of veiw. He was wanted to find the best way to keep his people safe and calm. ]]> 2020-09-10 02:22:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733625165 Choctaw Leader HIPP https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733641077 -Aidan Romero
H- This document that was written in 1765 explains what where and how the Seven Year War happened. The main them is how the English and Natives were treated differently because of the fact that the French were removed from the Americas as they lost the war. The Natives had to change their way of living massively because the French were strong allies for the Natives. 
I- The presumed intended audience is the Choctaw people.
P- The purpose of this document is to inform the Choctaw that the French are going to be leaving and the English will take their place. Alibamo Mingo wanted peace and he wrote as if they wanted the English to be their new allies.
P-This letter was written by Choctaw Chief, Alibamo Mingo’s, point of view. He wrote to lead his people in the right direction because there is nothing they could do in their current situation so they had to go with the flow of the English and they had to try their best to preserve their sacred land, but he said all things positive in the letter to reassure that his people do not panic.]]> 2020-09-10 02:30:24 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733641077 Choctaw Leader HIPP. https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733759800 (Jevon Burciaga)

The document written by the current Choctaw leader in 1765 explains his point of view on the colonists who bring gifts. He exclaims that they satisfy his every desire and the desires and needs of his family and people. He also describes the peace talks between his people and the settlers. However he misunderstands their intentions. Believing that the land will be shared, while the "white man" wants nothing but to claim the land as their own. ]]> 2020-09-10 03:35:53 UTC https://padlet.com/kerryhurst/1hj1n04gls7b5ios/wish/733759800