In 1887, the government made a new policy under the Dawes Act. It was designed to force assimilation by separating Native Americans from their tribal affiliations. They were then turned into farmers, and American citizens.
<span>To keep the number of slave and free states, Missouri joined union as slave state and Maine joined as free state. </span><span>
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A true-false statement is any sentence that is either true or false but not both. A negation of a statement has the opposite meaning of a truth value. A negations is written as ~p.
If we call the statement: cucumbers are green, p then:
p: cucumbers are green - this statement is true.
~p: cucumbers are not green - this statement is false.
If we join two statements we can form a compound statement or a conjunction. A conjunction could contain the two statements q and p:
p: cucumbers are green.
q: cucumbers are vegetables.
Conjunctions are noted:
p∧q
This is read - p and q. Cucumbers are green and vegetables.
A conjunction is true only if both statements that form the conjunction is true.
If we have two statements that are joined by "or" we have a disjunction.
Example:
p: Bill is travelling to Mexican q: Bill is travelling to Canada
p or q gives us that Bill is travelling to Mexico or Bill is travelling to Canada.
Disjunctions are noted:
p∨q
This is read - p or q.
A disjunction is true if at least one of the statements that form it is true.
Thomas Jefferson talked about death that would come because of slavery. It wasn't good to prolong slavery by containing them inside a state. He explained that a state for slaves is not an answer. The slaves are searching for their freedom,
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