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"Sir, you have liberty to return to your own country."

In this quotation from Tecumseh's letter to Governor Harrison, what does Tecumseh express about his feelings regarding the independence of his people and himself?

A. The quotation, and the speech as a whole, don't touch on the issue of independence and authority.
B. It's impossible to say what Tecumseh thought.
C. He wants to maintain his own independence.
D. He wants to give up his independence and submit to the authority of white men.

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Help please, will give medal. 

"Sir, you have liberty to return to your own country."

In this quotation from Tecumseh's letter to Governor Harrison, what does Tecumseh express about his feelings regarding the independence of his people and himself?  

A. The quotation, and the speech as a whole, don't touch on the issue of independence and authority.
B. It's impossible to say what Tecumseh thought.
C. He wants to maintain his own independence.
D. He wants to give up his independence and submit to the authority of white men.

destinymasha · Answer

i think C

anonymous · Answer

u got here 10 secs ago u didnt even read

destinymasha · Answer

-i didnt read?

anonymous · Answer

no ucant read that question in 10 secs

destinymasha · Answer

but i did...

anonymous · Answer

ok

destinymasha · Answer

i wouldn't just pick a random letter, so she could fail....

destinymasha · Answer

@chucky00  what do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

b

anonymous · Answer

those were the two options I couldn't decide between

destinymasha · Answer

i think C, he didn't acknowledge whatever authority the men thought they had...

anonymous · Answer

Thank you both for your help