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Venn Diagram

Red Jacket V Chief Seattle

Red Jacket

Chief Seattle

• Born around 1786 in what is now Washington State.
• A leader of the Suquamish and Duwamish tribes.
• Known for his advocacy for Native American land rights and environmental stewardship.
• Famous speech: "Chief Seattle's Speech" (1854) (also known as "Message to President Franklin Pierce").
• Emphasized the interconnectedness of all living things and the environment.
• Addressed the impacts of European-American expansion on Native lands and culture.

• Born around 1750 in what is now New York.
• A Seneca orator and chief.
• Known for his strong defense of Native American culture and land.
• Lived through the American Revolutionary War and its aftermath.
• Famous speech: "Defense of Native American Religion" (1805).
• Emphasized the importance of preserving Native American traditions and spirituality.
• Advocated for the separation of Native American beliefs from European Christianity.

• Both were prominent Native American leaders and orators.
• Both lived through periods of significant upheaval and change due to European-American expansion.
• Advocacy for Native American rights.
• The defense of Native American culture and land.
• Critique of European-American encroachment and its impacts.