While jones took a stand for Southerners, steve had constitutional views towards land seizing of Southerners
Stevens argued that the earnings from the sale of the last of the Southerners' stolen land may be used by the United States government to pay off its war debt and support pensions for Union soldiers and their families. Although his proposal had a constitutional basis, it was not well welcomed and was never even put to a vote by the entire House of Representatives.
Jones, though, made a choice that Southerners had to be given much thought to. In order to connect himself with the South, and the Northern, he chose to go back to Georgia rather than stay in the North. Jones decided to return to the South, but only in specific situations. He remained opposed to slavery and the apparent disregard for the spiritual needs of the slaves.
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After conflicts ceased, the Navajos were prohibited from trespassing lands, raid neighboring tribes, or engage in warfare with Spaniards and Americans. Many Navajo's followed this rule, however, some did not. This then led to them forced to march 300 miles in 18 days. They were then settled into a 40-square mile area that was not in the same area. This led to them being scattered all over the place. on June 18,1868, they came together again to go home. The US government allowed them to, and they were granted a large tract of land that was located at their original area. They were also given equipment to return to their homeland
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