No, not really. They didn't didn't have a such of a thing of "Anti-American" at that time
the answer if your on odyssey the answer is cro-magnon
Answer:
So I am not sure which King or whatever but I think that he feels this way because the silence of good people is when people do not speak out against bad people's actions. Like if your friend is bullying someone, you want to stop and tell your friend to knock it off and help the person, but your friend is your friend. It's the same thing with this. If someone is bound here to go and I don't know to rob a store and you don't say something, it's bad. People need to speak up and out against bad stuff and injustices or they will never be stopped. That is how people move forward in history. This is how everyone knows what should be avoided and what should be taken care of and dealt with. Sorry if this doesn't answer your question, I didn't know anything about a King.
Explanation:
Assuming that you're talking about American Indian Lands,
it's To acquire Valuable agricultural lands and natural Resources
The Relocation included some several benefit for the indians such as : Grants to purchase household and furniture, Tuition for night school training, and a little bit of fund to purchase a home
It had a central location. This location enabled it to easily trade with anyone it needed to.
