dezzie
 
Reply Tue 14 Apr, 2009 12:36 pm
what was the major loss tho the 5 tribes created by reconstruction treaties
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farmerman
 
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Reply Tue 14 Apr, 2009 12:53 pm
@dezzie,
All that is in the Book "The Native Americans"
dezzie
 
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Reply Tue 14 Apr, 2009 01:31 pm
@farmerman,
dont got the book or i'd look
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midnightcowboy
 
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Reply Tue 14 Apr, 2009 08:08 pm
@dezzie,
Dezzie,

This is your homework, not ours. Look it up yourself else you'll never learn anything.
dezzie
 
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Reply Thu 16 Apr, 2009 01:01 pm
@midnightcowboy,
I JUST NEEDED HELP but i got it now
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OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Thu 16 Apr, 2009 02:16 pm
@midnightcowboy,
midnightcowboy wrote:

Dezzie,

This is your homework, not ours.
Look it up yourself else you'll never learn anything [????].

Cowboy, your assertion makes no sense at any time of day or nite.

According to U, if she asks "who was the first President of the US?"
and we tell her George Washington, she will NOT know that
it was Washington because she did not look it up herself???; what a stupid idea.

The information is equally valid no matter WHERE she gets it,
as long as it is accurate.


Your answer also appears to imply that she is extorting information
from us, instead of asking on a voluntary basis. That is false.





David
midnightcowboy
 
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Reply Thu 16 Apr, 2009 10:23 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
Oh dear,

Shouting is always convincing. You know what I was saying so please don't add your ridiculous interpretation to it.

And no, the informationm is not equally valid regardless of where it comes from. People here, including me, giving her an answer could be quite wrong which means she would be foolish to ask here at all without veryfying such an answer. Which in turn means she might as well research it herself. It's not difficult with Google now is it? Enough ranting over nothing.

I might add many answers given on this site are cynical and designed for laughter so relying on answers here for homework is risky on that basis alone.

Do calm down dear.

And to Dezzie, also, no need to shout. Have you heard of Google?
OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Fri 17 Apr, 2009 03:21 am
@midnightcowboy,
"midnightcowboy" wrote:
Oh dear,

Quote:
Shouting is always convincing.

I did not shout; mine is the voice of reason.
I used size n color to EXHIBIT the part of your assertion
to which I chose to respond; that is dispassionate use of logic,
for purposes of illuminated conversation.
When u meet someone face-to-face it is unreasonable
n undesirable to expect him to speak in monotone.






Quote:

You know what I was saying
so please don't add your ridiculous interpretation to it.

U can be (and r) held responsible for the logic of what u write.
I addressed what u wrote; nothing rong with that.







Quote:

And no, the informationm is not equally valid regardless of where it comes from.

So according to u,
if ten different people each tell her that 2 + 2 = 4,
the value of this information VARIES,
depending on who says it? I don 't think so.







Quote:

People here, including me, giving her an answer could be quite wrong
which means she would be foolish to ask here at all without veryfying
such an answer. Which in turn means she might as well research it herself. . . .

That 's because Google defines TRUTH, right ???




Quote:
Enough ranting over nothing.

I am sure that everyone welcomes your posting eagerly,
but please note that it was not extorted from u.







Quote:

I might add many answers given on this site are cynical and designed for laughter
so relying on answers here for homework is risky on that basis alone.

Yeah; life is fraught with peril.



Quote:
Do calm down dear.

That sounds like an effeminate answer; r u a homosexual ?

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