Question

my brothers and friends who are here before me to - day, the almighty has made us all, and he is here to listen to what i have to say. the great spirit has made us both.... you ask anyone who has been across the continent to utah whether we have not always treated him well.... i want no more than right and justice. --\address at cooper union institute,\ chief red cloud what support does chief red cloud use to develop the central idea that indigenous peoples deserve basic rights? check all that apply. ☐ indigenous peoples and white americans were all created by the same divine being. ☐ indigenous peoples and white americans all worship the same divine being. ☐ indigenous peoples have treated white settlers fairly. ☐ white settlers should not have asked indigenous peoples for help. ☐ indigenous peoples are no longer concerned with what is right and just

Explanation:

1. For the option "Indigenous peoples and White Americans were all created by the same divine being": The text says "The Almighty has made us all" and "The Great Spirit has made us both", so this supports the central idea as it shows a shared creation, implying equal deserving of rights.
2. For the option "Indigenous peoples and White Americans all worship the same divine being": The text mentions the Almighty and Great Spirit (a divine being), suggesting a shared worship, which can support the idea of equal rights.
3. For the option "Indigenous peoples have treated White settlers fairly": The text says "You ask anyone...whether we have not always treated him well", so this shows good treatment, supporting that they deserve basic rights (as they are fair in their dealings).
4. The option "White settlers should not have asked Indigenous peoples for help" is not supported as the text doesn't talk about this.
5. The option "Indigenous peoples are no longer concerned with what is right and just" is wrong as the text says "I want no more than right and justice", showing they do care.

Answer:

• Indigenous peoples and White Americans were all created by the same divine being.
• Indigenous peoples and White Americans all worship the same divine being.
• Indigenous peoples have treated White settlers fairly.