During his first term in office, from 1885 to 1889, Congress enacted three measures with devastating effects on Native Americans. The Major Crimes Act of 1885 provided for federal jurisdiction over serious crimes committed by Indians on their own land; the Dawes Act of 1887—sometimes called the climax of assimilation policies—authorized the President to divide Indian land into individual allotments, forcing Indians into private property ownership; and the Indian Appropriations Act of 1889 opened “unassigned” lands to white settlers.
Grover Cleveland opened his second term as president of the United States with a call for “humanity and consistency” toward Indians as efforts continued to assimilate them into mainstream American culture.
they had pretty much armed soldiers around so people wouldn't treat African Americans bad but it didn't work
Wood from tree and arrowheads from rock
Answer:
writing a constitution
ending absolute rule
protecting individual rights
ending the class system
Explanation:
lowering taxes for the rich is almost exactly the opposite of the goals of the French Revolution
essentially (very simply put), the wealth division among classes was extremely unbalanced. The rich were living excessively lavish lifestyles, while the poor citizens (of which there were many) barely had anything to eat.
So, the poor majority eventually were able to overthrow the ruling class, they wanted the money division among people to be fair--they did not want to lower taxes for the rich at all
<span>b. Canaan
</span>Which of the following nations did the Jews support in the Battle of Megiddo?<em><u>CANAAN
</u></em>
NOT:
a. Egypt
c. Assyria
<span>d. Babylon</span>
