Koko+Nuttah


 * Name**:Koko Nuttah


 * Date of Birth**:November 26,1787


 * Gender**:Female


 * Race:** Native American, Cherokee


 * Family Members:** Lilia Nuttah is my sister


 * Occupation**: House Care and Farming


 * Current State of Residence**: Wise, Virginia


 * Hometown (City and State)**: Wise, Virginia


 * Political Views**: I would vote for Thomas Jefferson for president because he thinks common people should get into politics. Adams thinks that common people are dumb and should not get into politics. Also, John Adams wants Native Americans to be separated from the white men. That is why I vote for Thomas Jefferson for office.


 * Political Views on Current Issues:**
 * Native American Removal- I think it is very ignorant. I do not like how they made horrible stereotype. All of the stereotypes including how they are animals, kill innocent people, how they "whoop" a ton, and especially that we worship nature is untrue. I would know because I am a Native American. I also think we should share the land. The white people should kick us out and make us move to Oklahoma. They should share the land in peace, and not make us live in pens! I for one do not think they should let us win!
 * Fugitive Slave Act: I believe that the fugitive slave act was horrible. I felt there pain. They had to run all the way to Canada if they wanted to get away from the officers and people that are chasing. It is like a wild goose chase! I feel bad for the people that are also chasing after the fugitives. I wonder how the abolitionists felt. I bet they would be heartbroken. I believe that the law was horrid.


 * Favorite Activities and Interests**: In my free time, I usually like to make maple sugar, sewing a quilt for my family, I really like to husk corn, and I like to play bowl toss! Bowl toss is one of my favorite games!


 * Nineteenth Century Reform Movement:** When I was roaming around along the rim of my tribe lines, I hears some white men talking about Abolitionism. They were saying that black and white abolitionists were working together to stop slavery. I wanted to know what there powerful weapon was. I thought it was very interesting. I walked a little bit and very quietly asked them what their weapon was. They rolled their tiny eyes and said it was music! I was fascinated and backed up then listened to them. When I heard that the children were taken away from there parents when they were slaves I walked away. I was terrified of that. I didn't want that to happen to me.

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