The whites gained the control of Chutepalu when they invited the chiefs that the tribe had to a meeting with the council and then they promised them that they would have their own country if only they signed a treaty that would have them to give up their lands.
<h3>How the Chute-Pa-lu lost their lands</h3>
In the year 1877, one of the chiefs had refused that they would relinquish their lands to the white people in the area. This was met by a fight were he was defeated by the white people. He and his people were then moved to Fort Leavenworth from there to Baxter Springs, Kansas, and finally to Indian Territory
Hence we can say that The whites gained the control of Chute-pa-lu when they invited the chiefs that the tribe had to a meeting with the council and then they promised them that they would have their own country if only they signed a treaty that would have them to give up their lands.
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Explanation: I think you had it in the right way the first time...
He wanted to create satellite states.
These were states that were independent in a fake way. They were independent from the Soviet Union but were all pro-soviet and had puppet governments that had to obey the Soviet Union. It was presented as if communism was their own choice and since they weren't officially a part of the union, they were a buffer towards the west.
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South Carolina and Georgia had the fastest growing economies in the colonies because their large tobacco plantations. True or false?
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True
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To make money for trade, Britain needed to export more commodities than imports. (Tobacco)
Tobacco formed the basis of the colonial economy.
Due to bad weather, the colony was unable to produce the other crops needed for survival. With no crops, lack of income and food, the settlers took this opportunity to begin growing tobacco
