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Explanation:
August 29, 1786 and its significance were the series of violent attacks on government properties along with courthouses -- it ended with a full military confrontation in 1787.
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The answers are as follows:
1. In the painting, the white settlers are choosing to move West, they want to hope for a better life up there and everyone in the village is moving as fast as they can.
2. The cases were Georgia was forcing the Cherokees off their land and were denying them rights. And Worcester v. Georgia was Georgia would not let non Native Americans on Native Americans land. Both of these cases relate to what is happening right now because president Trump will not let immigrants into the United States.
3. This movement is affecting our people by showing that thousands of them are dying because they barely get fed, or even have food, also they are dehydrated because the lack of water in their system, medical supplies incase they get sick from bacteria and bacteria that is not good for them they cannot solve. They want to move west where they have freedom, and will not be crowded.
4. Robert Lindeux’s purpose in this painting is to show you an idea of what life was like back then, and what is going on in this picture. He tries to help you understand the scene through his art, using body language and facial expressions.
Good luck!
-RxL
Answer: there are ten provinces in Canada and 3 territories. Each province has its parties but the major parties at the Federal level are: Bloc Québécois, Canadian Action Party, Christian Heritage Party, Communist Party of Canada
, Conservative Party of Canada
, Green Party of Canada
, Liberal Party of Canada
, Libertarian Party of Canada, Marijuana Party of Canada
, Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada, New Democratic Party
, Progressive Canadian Party.
Explanation: Justin Trudeaou, the current Prime Minister of Canada, represented the Liberal party, Stephen Harper represented the Conservative Party and Thomas Mulcair represented the New Democratic Party in Federal general election in 2015.
