1. The Degradation and Elimination of the Cherokee Culture
... farming and housing, more effective cloth-making techniques, and eventually a written language, it was far out-weighed by the harm. Through these missions, the Cherokees had learned to tend livestock rather than hunt and to plow fields using horses, which were not available before the arrival of whites. The education that the Cherokees had before the involvement of whites was only that of what they needed. Hunting ... cultures to accept us, and believe what we do, and even love us, yet when they don't, we shun them and degrade them still, as did Elizabeth Taylor, in a letter to Abigail ...
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