How did settler veiws differ from shawnee veiws

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dexar [7]3 years ago

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<h3><u>Difference between Settler's Views and shawnee veiws:</u></h3>

The views given in the question differ in terms of their thoughts on how land needed to be distributed or not distributed among people.

The Shawnee were an ethnic group that inhabited the North American region, which viewed land as a common resource.

They believed that land was not to be distributed and should not belong to one tribe, but instead shared by everyone.

The settlers on the other hand believed, that land needed to be distributed and owned by people depending on how much they paid in order to own the land.

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