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Recent Answers from W.P.Siemers

2008-11-18 Native Americans in the U.S. after colonization:

This question is overly broad and any generalization that might be made that would fit into the space available through this service would not be an accurate reflection. I suggest that you obtain a copy

2008-08-26 RE: Jamestown and Williamsburg Virginia:

Before I could begin to give you a recommendation, I would need to know approximately what you were doing the homework for. Jamestown was the first settlement (european) in that neck of the woods and there

2008-08-24 History:

A very brief answer to a very complex subject. The British generally viewed the native americans as subjects. The French had a more complex policy of assimilation. There was to be certain no one policy

2008-08-20 english:

This is outside my area of expertise, however if you will take a quick look at the declaration of independence you will see a list of grievances that the folks back then saw as disadvantage. Add to those

2008-07-30 Marshals of Indiana:

I truly wish I could answer this question by giving you some additional information or confirmation, but unfortunately, I cannot. I can have however a great amount of empathy with your quest. My grandfather