Comprehensive claims are based on Aboriginal peoples' traditional use and occupancy of the land. Specific claims are based on assertions that the government failed to deliver specific obligations under treaties, other agreements, or the Indian Act.
Answer:
They kept control of a railroad junction
Explanation:
This link of railroad acted almost as a tether from which both Confederate armies could support one another at will. In this particular case, Johnston was actually able to use the railroad to move his troops to the aide of Beauregard as we read earlier, helping sway the tide of battle in the South's favor.
Did not want to give up any of its power to a central council....i think
