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Comparing European-Native Relations
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APUSH.067 Comparing European-Native Relations
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Stimulus: Treaty minutes use the metaphor of an English 'father' and Native 'children,' while Native speakers in the same minutes demand gifts, trade terms, and respect for boundaries. Which interpretation is most nuanced?
A
Kinship language could imply hierarchy in colonial records while Native speakers still used the council to negotiate concrete demands.
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The word 'children' proves Native speakers had no bargaining power in the council.
C
Kinship metaphors had no political meaning in treaty diplomacy.
D
Demanding gifts and boundaries shows that Native speakers rejected most diplomacy.
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