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What is one central idea of Tecumseh’s speech?

A
Indigenous people do not believe in signing any treaties.
B
Indigenous people hope to restore their trust in White settlers.
C
Harrison should stop holding councils without getting input from Indigenous peoples.
D
Harrison should stop taking land from Indigenous peoples and should return what was taken.
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Why does the author discuss his plans to punish others?

A
to illustrate the governmental structure of Indigenous tribes
B
to show how seriously he takes the act of selling land to settlers
C
to emphasize a threat to White settlers who try to invade Tippecanoe
D
to compare Tippecanoe to other lands that have been purchased by White settlers

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