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History: First read I Have a Dream , followed by Letter from a Birmingham Jail . In these texts Dr. King is writing for two different audiences. Who are the audiences? How does he change his argument for each audience? What pieces of his argument stay the same?

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B. Native Americans continue to face significant challenges on reservations that negatively impact their quality of life.

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The reserves were established after the Indian Expulsion Act of 1830, through this law the British Settlers expelled the American tribes from their lands, to keep their lands and isolate them in small territories.

Currently, these reserves are scattered throughout the United States and have their own political, cultural and social processes. However, they face various problems related to the lack of job opportunities, family disintegration, high rates of drug use, and even cultural loss.

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First read "I Have a Dream", followed by "Letter from a Birmingham Jail". In these texts Dr. King is
writing for two different audiences. Who are the
audiences? How does he change his argument
for each audience? What pieces of his argument
stay the same?

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First read "I Have a Dream", followed by "Letter from a Birmingham Jail". In these texts Dr. King is writing for two different audiences. Who are the audiences? How does he change his argument for each audience? What pieces of his argument stay the same?