Answer: Sociological imagination
Explanation:
Sociological imagination is defined as the use of imagination to understand the thought pattern of an individual with his or her environment. This scenario has it that the sociologist uses their imagination to understand an environment, how it's working, the way the people are responding to each other and the environment itself.
They can either engage individuals in conversation or use pictures of the event around to get what they want
Answer: It was called the Francois Thomas Trehouart in 1869. Hope this helps!
TRAIL OF TEARS is the forced migration of the Cherokee Indian to Oklahoma in 1838 to 1839.
As part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, in 1838 through 1839, the Cherokee were forced to gave up their lands and to migrate to another area, which is located in the modern day Oklahoma. The migration had devastating effects on the people and more than 4000 of them died.
Answer:
Historical
Explanation:
The word "squaw" has been used in the past to refer to Native American women in a perjorative way. Today this word, though little used, refers to an extremely wrong, disrespectful, chauvinistic, misogynist term and not appropriate for the evolved thinking we should have in this century. This word should not be used to honor anything, much less a city. Because of its perjorative content, Jossette believes that renaming Arizona as "Squaw Peak" to honor a Native American woman who died in Iraq is necessary to help settle a historic conflict. Moreover it is a very inappropriate tribute.
