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You will discuss Chief Joseph's speech. Post a detailed response to the discussion prompt. Then comment on at least two other posts. Using your knowledge from the text and Chief Joseph's speech, what can be said about the treatment of native Americans during this time period? How might many native Americans have felt? Do you think you would've agreed with chief joseph if you were one of the chiefs to who he was speaking? Why or why not?

I would agree(use this as your opinion in the matter) Keep the answer under 3 simple sentences.

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
Chief Joseph's speech poignantly captures the anguish and suffering of Native Americans during a time of relentless forced removal and oppression. His words reflect a deep sense of loss, betrayal, and the desire for peace, highlighting the despair many Native Americans felt as their lands were seized and their culture marginalized. If I were one of the chiefs he addressed, I would have agreed with him, as his message of unity and perseverance in the face of overwhelming adversity resonates deeply with the struggles we faced as a people.

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