Well colonial America had a lot less people and pretty much no government, so you would pretty much be able to do whatever you want, short of major offenses and get away with it.
A down side would be, There was a lot of disease and you would have to work extremely hard day and night, to make a living and to be able to eat. you would also most likely have to fight Indians.
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This is easy, common denominators. Well you know denominators are at the bottom of a fraction, and you know common means the same, so it would be something like
a d
b = b
<span>Historians need to be as accurate and honest </span>as possible in terms of telling the story of the
past. <span>
<span>Sifting through lots of information requires patience
so I would not pick impatience.
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<span>While all humans have some bias, all the social
sciences as sciences strive to minimize bias. So I could not choose bias as a
character trait important for historians. </span>
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When Miguel Trujillo, from Isleta Pueblo and a veteran of the Marine Corps during World War II, went to register to vote, he was told by the county registrar, Eloy Garley, that he could not register since he was an Indian living on a reservation.Trujillo was incensed. He brought suit against the county registrar and won. (Trujillo v. Garley) Felix Cohen, who had written the definitive book on Indian law, the Handbook of Federal Indian Law, was Trujillo’s attorney. Finally, in 1948, Indians in New Mexico could vote for the first time. Trujillo and Cohen became friends and worked on other issues of civil rights in New Mexico and in the South.The case also debunked the myth that Indians did not pay taxes. The only taxes Indians did not pay, the court said, was taxes on the land the government held in trust for them. They had to pay sales taxes, income taxes, and all other taxes.
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Once a certain interpretation or precedent is set in the Supreme Court, the way the law is interpreted is based on that precedent.
