<em>If I were Andrew Jackson, I would simply let the Native Americans be.</em>
Explanation:
During this time, views towards Native Americans or people of other skin colors, in general, were awful. Andrew Jackson believed that white people had the right to expand westward, even if it meant driving Native Americans from their homes. These views have obviously changed drastically today and everyone can agree that what Andrew Jackson did to the Native Americans was terrible.
The Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830, but it took a while for the Natives to actually be forced out of their homes. When Native Americans did not want to leave, Andrew Jackson threatened that he would force them out and that is what he eventually did. Jackson ended up sending an army to force the Native Americans out and force them to walk to present-day Oklahoma.
This walk that the Native Americans had to go on is now known as the Trail of Tears. The Natives were forced from their homes and forced to walk in all conditions, with little food or water. Thousands of Cherokee ended up dying on the trail, from starvation, disease, and even exhaustion. The Trail of Tears, and how Native Americans were treated as a whole, was terrible and is a bleak part of American history.
Explanation:
Napakahalaga ng tungkulin ni Teodora Morales Alonso Realonda y Quintos o Teodóra Alónso sa paghubog ng kamalayan ng kaniyang anak na si Jose Rizal. Sinasabing ang kalipunan ng mga libro ni Donya Lolay ang isa sa pinakaekstensibong koleksiyon ng kaniyang panahon. Ang kaniyang pagmamahal sa sining at panitikan gayundin ang kaniyang pagiging disiplinado sa pagtupad sa oras ang naipása niyang katangian sa kaniyang mga anak, lalo na sa pambansang bayani. Sa isang liham ni Jose Rizal kay Ferdinand Blumentritt, kaniyang sinabi na ang “Ang nakuha kong edukasyon noong batà ang humubog sa aking mga ugali sa kasalukuyan.”
Ipinanganak si Teodora Alonso sa Meisik, Maynila noong 9 Nobyembre 1827. Bunso sa limang anak nina Lorenzo Alberto Alonso, isang surveyor at dating capitan municipal ng Biñan, Laguna, at ni Brigida de Guintos, si Donya Lolay ay lumaki sa Biñan at nag-aral sa eskuwelahan ng mga pari. Nang magdalaga, pinadalá siyá ng mga magulang sa Maynila upang mag-aral sa Colegio de Santa Rosa. Noong mga panahong iyon, bibihirang pag-aralin ang mga babae kayâ masasabing isa sa iilang edukadong kababaihan ng kaniyang panahon si Donya Lolay. Namatay si Teodora Alonso noong 23 Agosto 1911.
Ikinasal si Donya Lolay kay Francisco Mercado noong 28 Hunyo 1848. Nagkaroon silá ng 11 anak: siyam na babae at dalawang lalaki. Nanirahan silá sa bayan ni Francisco Mercado sa Calamba. Siyá ang namamahala sa mga itinitindang bigas, mais, at asukal mula sa kanilang lupain kasabay ng pagnenegosyo niya ng tela at paggawa ng arina. Nagbukás din si Donya Lolay ng maliit na tindahan sa ibabâ ng kanilang bahay-na-bato. Mayroon ding puwesto ng tindahan sa palengke ang mag-anak na Rizal na si Donya Lolay mismo ang nagpapatakbo.
Noong 1871, inakusahan si Donya Lolay ng tangkang paglason sa kinakasáma ng kaniyang kamag-anak na si Jose Alberto. Kahit na idinulog at napawalang-sala ang matanda, napiit siyá sa bilinggauan ng Sta.Cruz, Laguna nang dalawang taón. Matapos ang halos tatlong dekada, muling nasangkot si Donya Lolay sa isang kontrebersiya. Hinúli ang matanda dahil malî ang dalá-dalá niyang sedula. Iba ang kaniyang pangalang nakalagay sa sedula kaysa kaniyang kinagisnang pangalan. Kahit na 64 na taóng gulang na, pinalakad pa rin si Donya Lolay mula bayan ng Calamba hanggang Sta. Cruz. Nahabag ang opisyal ng pamahalaan sa kalagayan ng matanda kayâ ipinag-utos na palayain ito agad. (SJ)
When analyzing a source historians want to remain NEUTRAL in other words they don't want to be PERSUADED by personal feelings and options they know the different sources may reveal different OPINIONS
The main grievance of the colonists leading up to the Revolution was
that Britain was taxing them too heavily. Less taxation would have led
to less protest, which could have inevitably led to the colonies staying
under British possession.
Both Mr. Poole and Mr. Utterson have a bad feeling
about Mr. Hyde
Explanation:
<u>Both Mr Poole and Mr, Utterson have bad feelings and intuitions about Mr Hyde but brush it off earlier on in the story</u>.
<u>This does not bode well for them</u> as they did not really understand the predicament with the Jekyll and Mr Hyde, but had they followed their gut they might not have had to feel the brunt of it anyway as they would be far away from the damages that would be inflicted upon the, This is how this overarching theme is expressed.
