What statement is false in regards to how did Native Americans conceive of private property? 1. Families might use a specific pl
ot of land for a season. 2. Native Americans believed that land should never be claimed. 3. The same as Europeans, who claimed otherwise as an excuse to take their land. 4. A family could not claim land forever, and an individual could not either. 5. Individuals could own the right to use the land.
Taking into account the statement above: "What statement is false in regards to how did Native Americans conceive of private property? 1. Families might use a specific plot of land for a season. 2. Native Americans believed that land should never be claimed. 3. The same as Europeans, who claimed otherwise as an excuse to take their land. 4. A family could not claim land forever, and an individual could not either. 5. Individuals could own the right to use the land."
The answer is: native Americans believed that land should never be claimed.
In the United States and in many other countries, citizens have to register to vote "To <span>make sure people vote only once," since otherwise it would be very hard to track who has already voted. </span>
The major similarity between French and Spanish colonies in the Americas is that both were what one textbook I teach from calls "frontiers of inclusion." In both of these countries' colonies, Native Americans were made an integral part of society.
