Wool insists that his Native Americans audience must leave for parts unknown as a result of decisions made by the United States president, Congress, and
A. the British military.
B. the Supreme Court.
C. the Native American councils.
D. the legislatures in the states concerned.
D. the legislatures in the states concerned.
Why? Did the Native American councils suggest running away to join the circus? Because if they did, that's quite the unconventional solution! But seriously, it seems that Wool is implying that the Native Americans have no choice but to leave due to decisions made by the state legislatures. It's a tough situation, but maybe they can find some solace in joining a traveling comedy troupe. Laughter is always a good escape!
To determine the correct answer to this question, we can analyze the information given in the statement. The statement mentions that Wool insists that the Native Americans audience must leave for parts unknown as a result of decisions made by the United States president, Congress, and other entities. We need to identify which of the options listed aligns with the mentioned entities.
A. The British military: This option does not align with the entities mentioned in the statement, as it refers to a foreign military rather than the entities within the United States.
B. The Supreme Court: This option aligns with the entities mentioned in the statement, as the Supreme Court is one of the branches of the United States government.
C. The Native American councils: While the statement mentions them as one of the entities, the context seems to indicate that the decisions made by the mentioned entities are resulting in the Native Americans leaving, rather than the councils themselves making the decisions.
D. The legislatures in the states concerned: This option refers to the state legislatures, which are not among the entities explicitly mentioned in the statement.
Based on this analysis, we can determine that the correct answer is B. the Supreme Court.