Which of the following was NOT a means that U.S. representatives used to coerce Native American tribes into signing unfair treaties? Liquor Exploitation of "historic guilt" Threat of military action Indebtedness to European traders
Welcome to OS. Hmm interesting question. I supposes that treaties were unfair. A person with this perspective of US History is going to assign "historic guilt" to the US. So that's the one to eliminate.
I'd say the answer is A.
No. I would say the answer is B.
So look at it this way, the question is which one they didn't use.
lol thanks
And they did not go up to the Indians and say to them "HEY DO YOU FEEL BAD YOU WHITE INDIANS FOR ALL THE STUFF YOU DID?"
So the answer is C.
They did use liquor to persuade them. They did threaten to kill their families. They did say stuff like "YOU OWE US WE SAVED YOU!" , and stuff like that. So the answer is in fact Exploitation of Historic Guilt be cause they did not use it.
So B.
Military action was always a threat. They didn't even have to say it. The US had more firepower.
Exactly ^ Go America number 1 since 1492
lol historic inaccuracyyyy
Don't get it twisted. History is exciting. But we can remain calm :)
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