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The United States in 1852
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Chapter Eleven
Until this point in the story, all the Indians the Todd family had encountered had been friendly, and Father said that the Indians in this chapter were not on the warpath with the whites. Why then, did this band of Indians harass and trouble the Todds and Grants? Be sure to explain yourself fully.
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They harassed and troubled the Grants and the Todds because they wanted their animals for shelter and food because I think the band of Indians are the ones that are moving to a different place.
ReplyDeleteI think the Indians harassed the Todd and the Grant family, cause they needed the the supply like animals for like food and clothing.
ReplyDeleteI think they harassed the Todd and Grant family for their animals so they could have fur and food. The band is the Indians that are moving.
ReplyDeleteI think that the Indians harassed the Grants and the Todds because they had horses and cattle and it said that the Indians steal horses and cattle. So they simply just wanted the horses and cattle.
ReplyDeleteI think they harassed them because the Todds and Grants had animals and the Indians might have wanted food.
ReplyDeleteThey could have harassed the Todds and the Grants because they could be on there land. I also think that the Indians think the white men could stealing their land.
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