Chief Seattle's Speech Questions and Answers

In Chief Seattle’s Speech, did the speaker actually want to accept the offer sent by the White Chief to buy their native lands?

In what way does Chief Seattle make the Red Indians prepared for their doom in his speech?

In Chief Seattle’s Speech, why does the speaker say “Every part of this soil is sacred in the estimation of my people”?

From Chief Seattle’s speech / treasure trove (icse), explain the above line.

How does the speech of the Chief show that his people were oppressed?

What does the White Man’s God deprive the Red Children of America as complained by Seattle in his great speech of 1854?

In Chief Seattle’s speech, the speaker says “They seem to be orphans who can look nowhere for help.” Why?

In Chief Seattle’s Speech, why and how does the speaker compare the tribal people of America to the waves of wind-ruffled sea and rapidly receding tide?

What does Chief Seattle think on the premature doom of his tribe, the Red Indians?

In Chief Seattle’s Speech how does he strike a note of reconciliation between the white people and the tribal people?