Read the central ideas that Boudinot conveys in "An Address to the Whites." For each detail, select the central idea that it helps to develop.

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Native Americans and whites have a lot in common.

Central Idea

The Cherokee have proven themselves worthy of support and equity in American society.

"They believed in a Supreme Being, the Creator of all, the God of the white, the red, and the black man."
Central Idea Native Americans and whites have a lot in common. – "They believed in a Supreme Being, the Creator of all, the God of the white, the red, and the black man."
Central Idea The Cherokee have proven themselves worthy of support and equity in American society. – "They believed in a Supreme Being, the Creator of all, the God of the white, the red, and the black man."
"It cannot be doubted that the nation is improving, rapidly improving in all those particulars which must finally constitute the inhabitants an industrious and intelligent people. . ."
Central Idea Native Americans and whites have a lot in common. – "It cannot be doubted that the nation is improving, rapidly improving in all those particulars which must finally constitute the inhabitants an industrious and intelligent people. . ."
Central Idea The Cherokee have proven themselves worthy of support and equity in American society. – "It cannot be doubted that the nation is improving, rapidly improving in all those particulars which must finally constitute the inhabitants an industrious and intelligent people. . ."
"The Cherokee authorities have adopted the measures already stated, with a sincere desire to make their nation an intelligent and a virtuous people, and with a full hope that those who have already pointed out to them the road of happiness, will now assist them to pursue it."
Central Idea Native Americans and whites have a lot in common. – "The Cherokee authorities have adopted the measures already stated, with a sincere desire to make their nation an intelligent and a virtuous people, and with a full hope that those who have already pointed out to them the road of happiness, will now assist them to pursue it."
Central Idea The Cherokee have proven themselves worthy of support and equity in American society. – "The Cherokee authorities have adopted the measures already stated, with a sincere desire to make their nation an intelligent and a virtuous people, and with a full hope that those who have already pointed out to them the road of happiness, will now assist them to pursue it."
"Though it be true that he is ignorant, that he is unrefined, that he is a savage; yet he is no more than all others have been under similar circumstances."
Central Idea Native Americans and whites have a lot in common. – "Though it be true that he is ignorant, that he is unrefined, that he is a savage; yet he is no more than all others have been under similar circumstances."
Central Idea The Cherokee have proven themselves worthy of support and equity in American society. – "Though it be true that he is ignorant, that he is unrefined, that he is a savage; yet he is no more than all others have been under similar circumstances."
"What is an Indian? Is he not formed of the same materials with yourself?"
Central Idea Native Americans and whites have a lot in common. – "What is an Indian? Is he not formed of the same materials with yourself?"
Central Idea The Cherokee have proven themselves worthy of support and equity in American society. – "What is an Indian? Is he not formed of the same materials with yourself?"
"I now stand before you delegated by my native country to seek her interest, to labor for her respectability, and by my public efforts to assist in raising her to an equal standing with other nations of the earth."
Central Idea Native Americans and whites have a lot in common. – "I now stand before you delegated by my native country to seek her interest, to labor for her respectability, and by my public efforts to assist in raising her to an equal standing with other nations of the earth."
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