Question

which is the central idea of the speech \money to us is of no value\?
○ the us government should develop land for indigenous people.
○ the tribes want to keep possession of the land that remains theirs.
○ the tribes want to give land to poor settlers because the tribes do not value money.
○ the us government should take better care of the settlers relocating westward.

Explanation:

The speech "Money to Us Is of No Value" is an Indigenous address emphasizing that land, not money, is the core value for the tribes. The central focus is their desire to retain the remaining land that belongs to them, as monetary compensation is meaningless compared to their connection to and ownership of their territory. The other options do not align with the speech's core message: the speech does not call for government land development for Indigenous people, offer land to settlers, or focus on care for westward settlers.

Answer:

The tribes want to keep possession of the land that remains theirs.