How have Black Hawk’s cultural experiences shaped his view about the nature of the danger Native Americans face in their conflic

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ra1l [238]

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How have Black Hawk’s cultural experiences shaped his view about the nature of the danger Native Americans face in their conflic

t with white people?

English

2 answers:

navik [9.2K] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-16T18:32:02+03:00

Black Hawk is talking of his experience of being beaten by warfare of the white man against his people and him being imprisoned. He suggests that is the only way to try to right the wrongs the white man has visited against him ie by resisting the white man's expansion into his territories. He considers the white man to be deceitful and only friendly in order to find a way to dupe the Indian. In fact Black Hawk would probably be very happy to see how the First Nations peoples have multiplied in recent years and obtained higher education and learned how to battle the white society in the courts and with road blocks and demonstrations etc and obtain some important land claims like the Tsilqhotin one in British Columbia, Canada.

jarptica [38.1K] · Answer 2 · 2022-02-16T21:00:55+03:00

Black Hawk was the war god and war ruler.

Further Explanation:

Black Hawk was a War Lord and Commander of the Sauk society in the Midwest of the United States. He was recognized more for arisingas a war ruler, a “captain of his functions” than he was a tribal leader. Native Americans are the American Indians and other names are also offered to their section but the people of Hawaii are exceptions to it. There are more than 570 tribes lived with in the US and more than half of them are of an Indian reservation. Native Americans were extremely suppressed by the Americans and Black Hawk the one who thought of opposing them. He and his experience directed him to believe that to save their culture and their traditions they must contradict white people to bring a change to their society. So that they can also see the changes all around the world and bring peace to the country and among its people. This was all about Black Hawk and how he came to existence and fought for Native Americans and brought a change in society.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Black Hawk

Subject: English

Keywords: Commander, Midwest, Leader, Suppressed, Contradict