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How might The Southeast be different today if Native Americans had successfully resisted removal
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How might The Southeast be different today if Native Americans had successfully resisted removal

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They might have taken over the north after resisting the south and they wouldn't have technology like we have today. They would just have the things they do the old fashioned way by using what they had in nature.
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They would be able to teach the people down there how keep farm their food
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