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The country gained independence in 1825 but the flag was slightly different then, although the color scheme is the same, indeed quite common colors for the indigenous Quechua and Aymara. It’s also believed there’s a connection to Simon Bolivar, the Latin American hero who fought for the reg...
·Native Americans美洲土著 75. What group of people was taken andsold as slaves.哪一群人被当作奴隶买卖? ·Africans非洲人 ·People from Africa来自非洲的人 76. What war did the Americans fight to win independence from Britain?美国人为赢得独立而打了哪一场战争? ·American Revolution美国革命 ·Th...
remember that the blame will lie upon the men whose names appear upon the roll-calls of Congress on the wrong side of these great questions. On them will lie the burden of any loss of our soldiers and sailors, of any dishonor to the flag; and upon you and the...
"`Not from the Land Side, but from the Flag Side': Native American Responses to the Wanamaker Expedition of 1913." Journal of Social History 30, no. 1 (Autumn 1996): 209-227.Lindstrom, Richard. "`Not from the Land Side, but from the Flag Side': Native American Responses to the ...
The American flag is often placed outside homes and buildings on July 4th, and communities arrange fireworks after dark. The most impressive firework displays are shown on television. Big cities like New York and Washington, D.C. often organize parades and other large public events on the 4th...
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Cheyenne Chief Black Kettle had tied an American flag to his lodge pole as he was instructed, to indicate his village was at peace. When Chivington ordered the attack, Black Kettle tied a white flag beneath the American flag, calling to his people that the soldiers would not kill them. ...
As long as the American Indians lived in close proximity to non-Native American communities, they would be decimated by disease, alcohol, and poverty. The Indian Removal Act began in 1830. Forced marches at bayonet-point to relocation settlements resulted in high mortality rates. The infamous ...