Question

ii. native americans: must include dawes act (aka assimilation). 1. you are a chief leading your tribe. choose a tribe that was in the western states. 2. why were you being forced to move? 3. how does your tribe feel about the white man? 4. what are you experiencing with the dawes act (assimilation). 5. front of the post card is the scenery that you would see. 6. include who was your \fluffy partner\ on this postcard and what they say to make it better.

Explanation:

1. Tribe choice: The Apache tribe was prominent in Western states like Arizona, New - Mexico.
2. Forced to move: White settlers wanted the land for farming, ranching, and mining. The U.S. government also wanted to open up Native American lands for settlement and economic development.
3. Feelings about white man: Generally, there was distrust and resentment due to land theft, broken treaties, and cultural suppression.
4. Dawes Act experience: The Dawes Act aimed to assimilate Native Americans by dividing communal tribal lands into individual plots. Tribes lost large amounts of land as surplus land was sold to non - Native Americans. It disrupted traditional ways of life.
5. Scenery: The Apache lived in areas with deserts, mountains, and canyons. A post - card front might show the Grand Canyon or the Sonoran Desert.
6. Fluffy partner: A pet dog could be a "fluffy partner". It might say something like "Don't worry, chief, we'll get through this together" to add a touch of comfort.

Answer:

1. Apache tribe
2. White settlers' land - hunger and government policies for land opening.
3. Distrust and resentment.
4. Loss of communal land and disruption of traditional life.
5. Desert or canyon scenery (e.g., Grand Canyon).
6. A pet dog saying "Don't worry, chief, we'll get through this together".