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In what respects does Chief Seattle wish their father in Washington to regard the native Americans his own children, as expressed in Chief Seattle's Speech, 1854?
Last Modified On: July 30, 2019
Who are Haidas and Tsimshians mentioned in Chief Seattle's Speech, 1854? In what way are they related to the Red Indians?
Last Modified On: June 18, 2019
How is the God of Red Children different from the God of White people as stated in Chief Seattle's Speech? Or, How does Chief Seattle prove that White man's god...
Last Modified On: April 28, 2019
State the basic difference between the beliefs of the White Americans and the natives as stated in 'Chief Seattle's Speech'. Or, Compare and contrast the Red Indian's belief system with...
Last Modified On: September 8, 2018
In Chief Seattle's 1854 speech, what does the speaker say about death? Explain it. Or, What does Chief Seattle mean when he says "There is no death, only a change...
Last Modified On: July 15, 2018
As mentioned in Chief Seattle's Speech, what message has the White Chief sent to Seattle and the native people of America? Or, What proposal was put forward to the Red men...
Last Modified On: June 18, 2018
Explain how Chief Seattle looks back at the golden past of his tribe in contrary to their impending doom in his famous speech of 1854.
Last Modified On: May 30, 2018
Why does Seattle say that he should not mourn the premature doom of the Red Indians in "Chief Seattle's Speech, 1854" (Treasure Trove)?
Last Modified On: May 1, 2018
What is Chief Seattle's view on the White men's religion, Christianity? How does he show the contrast between Christianity and the religion of the natives?
Last Modified On: January 13, 2018
How did Chief Seattle react to the greetings sent by the Great Chief at Washington?
Last Modified On: December 10, 2017
