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What's up guys? I'm just curious...

How do you think the nature of Euroamerican Interactions with Native Amercians changed from the 17th century to the mid-19th century? What would you argue was the primary reason for this change? Do agree with my argument that this interaction formed the basis for an emerging American Identity?????..., Why?....

Well..., im waiting..

Thanks,

Jonny Mentero...

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Well, wait you will.

Most of us won't do your homework.

Rolling Eyes

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hmmm, what homework? Is it a joke? If so, i dont get it..

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In the mid-17th century, the European colonists in America were weak and needed the Native Americans, and so courted them as they would any foreign power that could do them some good. In the 19th century, they were strong, self-sufficient, and not threatended by colonization efforts by European powers, so they didn't need help from the Native Americans, and treated them considerably less well.

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Mrhistoryguy23 wrote:

hmmm, what homework? Is it a joke? If so, i dont get it..

Why would you ask this question otherwise?

And the other one you asked regarding Native Americans?

Just pondering Native American history?

Seems awfully suspicious to me.

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Bella Dea wrote:

Mrhistoryguy23 wrote:
hmmm, what homework? Is it a joke? If so, i dont get it..

Why would you ask this question otherwise?

Gosh Bella!

Maybe Mr. History is just curious!

didja ever think of that, huh, didja?

I'm still curious why they named the movie "Babel" Babel....

do you or Mr. History know?

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Bella, im not in school anymore. I am a musician by the way... But I was just trying to help someone out cuz he was asking me these questions and I don't have a clue..., im so lost...

Sorry for bothering you...

Chai, i don't know.., but I really like you Smile

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Brandon, thanks, now i understand... I've been reading that lepore book recently, i dont know if you have read it , its called "The name of war", its about the King philips war mostly..., well lepore Argues alot that this interaction that took place with the natvies and euroamericans formed the basis for an emerging american society..., do you agree with that?

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Mrhistoryguy23 wrote:

Bella, im not in school anymore. I am a musician by the way... But I was just trying to help someone out cuz he was asking me these questions and I don't have a clue..., im so lost...

Sorry for bothering you...

Chai, i don't know.., but I really like you

You weren't/aren't bothering me. I was my choice to come here and bug you.

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Mr. History likes me Bella, so watch yourself.

Bella's just pregnant Mr. History, she can't help it (hormones you know).

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Chai wrote:

Mr. History likes me Bella, so watch yourself.

Bella's just pregnant Mr. History, she can't help it (hormones you know).

Bah! No one really likes you....we're all just scared of you.

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O man , pregnancy sucks..., but don't worry bella, that'll be over soon!.., i love you too...,

Chai, we should go dancing sometime..., do you like salsa?

Tony

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One starts to have new-found sympathy for Wally.

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wow!

we're on a first name basis already.

(shaddup tico, I'm workin' here)

salsa?

What, no Polkas?

Polkas are the dance of love.....tony.

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Mrhistoryguy23 wrote:

O man , pregnancy sucks..., but don't worry bella, that'll be over soon!.., i love you too...,

Chai, we should go dancing sometime..., do you like salsa?

Tony

Salsa is good with chips.

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hahaha..., tru that.., aww man but polka has no flavor..., just like bella said...

Hey so is anyone gonna help me with the change of interactions of the natives and the europeans?.. Sad

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I think we'd rather act stupid and call each other names. :wink:

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Mrhistoryguy23 wrote:

Brandon, thanks, now i understand... I've been reading that lepore book recently, i dont know if you have read it , its called "The name of war", its about the King philips war mostly..., well lepore Argues alot that this interaction that took place with the natvies and euroamericans formed the basis for an emerging american society..., do you agree with that?

I think it has more to do with how the vocabulary of describing war
affects the prosecution of war. Note that the title is taken from William
Hubbard who argued against calling "King Phillip's War" a war at all. In
his opinion those events ''no more deserve the Name of a War than the
Report of them the Title of an History.''

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George...

I am kind of confused..., So you're saying that King Philips war was not a war? Was'nt that war what determined the drastic change in which the euromericans treated the Natives? Like 1st they needed the natives so they came in an as humble people and then after they didn't need them anymore so they caused this war to commit genocide with the indians...

Help me george.., im confused... thanks

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No, I'm saying that William Hubbard thought the conflict so full
of ''barbarous inhumane Outrages'' that it was not worthy of being called
a war. In other words, calling it a war would be giving it more dignity
than it deserved. Words are important. Think of the use of "civil
war", "terrorist", "insurgent" in relation to Iraq.

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