According to Harkins, what is NOT one of the reasons that the Choctaw people have agreed to relocate? (see paragraph 4)

Question 1 options:

They have no other real choice but to relocate

They dislike the Mississippi people and would rather move on.

They were confused by and do not agree with Mississippi law.

They would rather relocate to live in freedom

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Jaylen Donaldson

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9 September, 05:49

According to Harkins, what is NOT one of the reasons that the Choctaw people have agreed to relocate? (see paragraph 4)

Question 1 options:

They have no other real choice but to relocate

They dislike the Mississippi people and would rather move on.

They were confused by and do not agree with Mississippi law.

They would rather relocate to live in freedom

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Ethen Schneider · Answer 1

George W. Harkins, the chief of the Choctaw, identifies freedom, a disparity of perspective between the legislators of Mississippi and the Choctaw such that they could not understand certain laws, and that more or less they were being pushed out as they no longer had confidence that their lands would be secure in the future. And finally, in contrast, the answer is the dislike of the Mississippi people. Harkins says they have friends to the East of the Mississippi and they will have friends West of it, too.