contestada

10.
Read the excerpt from "We Are Determined Not to Sell Our Lands."

Brother, we think it strange that you should jump over the lands of our brethren in the East to come to our council-fire so far off to get our lands. When we sold our lands in the East to the white people, we determined never to sell those we kept, which are as small as we can comfortably live on.

How does this excerpt support the idea that the tribes are determined not to sell their lands?

by acknowledging that tribes have enough lands on which to live comfortably
by emphasizing that the tribes already live on the smallest piece of land that can support them
by emphasizing the fact that the US government came to offer a deal to the tribes
by acknowledging the tribes in the East that the US government already passed over

Respuesta :

SHEEEEEEEESH2

Answer:
By emphasizing the fact that the US government came to offer a deal to the tribes

Explanation:
Basically, the original speaker is trying to convince their brother not to cross the land they sold to the white people because they no longer have ownership. The original speaker also states that they kept a promise not to sell the small land that they could comfortably live on to keep the peace between them and the white people. But If anyone else has a different answer they're free to share.
I just don’t know what to say but I’m glad you’re not going on it yet but I’m going good with it and I’ll let

Otras preguntas