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02. Fill in the blanks to complete the summary of the text.The episode described in "The Trail of Tears" refers to the history of DETENTION. The two characters are related : Alice is IMMIGRANT. Annawake relates the enforced march of the Indians from ____ towards the west in _____. It was a proper genocide with_____ death in the concentration camps and a lot more on the trail.
02. What was the white settlers good excuse for deporting the Indians?
Je ne sais pas comment expliquer pourquoi les colons ont fait ça aux Indiens, j'ai juste trouvé la citation je pense "Until European inmigrants decided our prior claim to the land was interfering with their farming."
Et pour finir :
11. What is Alice's reaction to this story? Explain the first image of the passing speedboat and then how Annawake's memory is turned into a second image. Quote if necessary. Write up to 60 words.
Comment expliquer la reaction d'Alice en 05-06 lignes, je ne sais même pas par où commencer.
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The trail of tears.
"Have you ever read about the Trail of Tears ?"
"I have heard in 1838. We were forced out of our homelands in the southern Appalachians, North Carolina, Tennessee, around there. All our stories are set in those mountains, because we'd lived there since the beginning, until European immigrants decided our prior claim to the land was interfering with their farming. So the army knocked on our doors one morning, stole the crockery and the food supply and then burned down the houses and too everybody into detention camps. Families were split up, nobody knew what was going on. The idea was to march everybody west to a worthless piece of land nobody else would ever want."
"They walked?" Alice asks. "I'd have thought at least they would take them on a train".
Annawake laughts, through her nose. "No, they walked. Old people, babies, everybody. It was just a wall of people walking and dying. The camps had filthy blankets and slit trenches for bathrooms, covered with flies. The diet was nothing that forest people had ever eaten before, maggoty meal and salted pork, so everybody had diarrhea, and malaria from mosquitoes along the river, because it was summer. The tribal elders begged the government to wait a few months until fall, so more people might survive the trip, but they wouldn't wait. There was smallpox and just exhaustion. The old people and the nursing babies died first. Mothers would go carrying dead babies for days, out of delirium and loneliness, and because of the wolves following behind."
Alice uncrosses and crosses her arms over her chest, uderstanding more than she wants to she knows she is hearing the story Annawake has carried around her whole life. A speedboat whines past, far away on the other side of the river. Long after the boat and its noise gone, they are rocked by the gash it cut into the water.
"Tey figure out two thousand died in the detention camps". Annawake says quietly "And a lot more on the trail. Nobody knows."
The trail of tears.
"Have you ever read about the Trail of Tears ?"
"I have heard in 1838. We were forced out of our homelands in the southern Appalachians, North Carolina, Tennessee, around there. All our stories are set in those mountains, because we'd lived there since the beginning, until European immigrants decided our prior claim to the land was interfering with their farming. So the army knocked on our doors one morning, stole the crockery and the food supply and then burned down the houses and too everybody into detention camps. Families were split up, nobody knew what was going on. The idea was to march everybody west to a worthless piece of land nobody else would ever want."
"They walked?" Alice asks. "I'd have thought at least they would take them on a train".
Annawake laughts, through her nose. "No, they walked. Old people, babies, everybody. It was just a wall of people walking and dying. The camps had filthy blankets and slit trenches for bathrooms, covered with flies. The diet was nothing that forest people had ever eaten before, maggoty meal and salted pork, so everybody had diarrhea, and malaria from mosquitoes along the river, because it was summer. The tribal elders begged the government to wait a few months until fall, so more people might survive the trip, but they wouldn't wait. There was smallpox and just exhaustion. The old people and the nursing babies died first. Mothers would go carrying dead babies for days, out of delirium and loneliness, and because of the wolves following behind."
Alice uncrosses and crosses her arms over her chest, uderstanding more than she wants to she knows she is hearing the story Annawake has carried around her whole life. A speedboat whines past, far away on the other side of the river. Long after the boat and its noise gone, they are rocked by the gash it cut into the water.
"Tey figure out two thousand died in the detention camps". Annawake says quietly "And a lot more on the trail. Nobody knows."
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1.The episode described in "The Trail of Tears" refers to the history of DETENTION. The two characters are related : Alice is IMMIGRANT. Annawake relates the enforced march of the Indians from their homelands towards the west in 1838. It was a proper genocide with two thousand deaths in the concentration camps and a lot more on the trail.
What was the white settlers good excuse for deporting the Indians?
The settlers wanted to evict the Indians to get their lands for farming. Anawake says ""Until European inmigrants decided our prior claim to the land was interfering with their farming."
The Indians were undesirable.
3 Alice is ill at ease. She was not aware of all the conditions of this deportation. She is even naive at some point. She says "They walked?" Alice asks. "I'd have thought at least they would take them on a train"."
The speedboat refers to the settlers who destroyed everything and the other image of the gash is the scars left after this tragedy. Years after Anawake is still suffering from this tragedy.
What was the white settlers good excuse for deporting the Indians?
The settlers wanted to evict the Indians to get their lands for farming. Anawake says ""Until European inmigrants decided our prior claim to the land was interfering with their farming."
The Indians were undesirable.
3 Alice is ill at ease. She was not aware of all the conditions of this deportation. She is even naive at some point. She says "They walked?" Alice asks. "I'd have thought at least they would take them on a train"."
The speedboat refers to the settlers who destroyed everything and the other image of the gash is the scars left after this tragedy. Years after Anawake is still suffering from this tragedy.
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