Question

Why does Seattle describe that his tribe are now but a mournful memory?

Answer 1

Explanation:

Chief Seattle said that once the Red Indians covered the land and it carried the memories and culture of his tribe. With the passage of time, the greatness of tribes had become a mournful memory which Chief Seattle did not want to mourn over. He did not even express his disapproval of the Americans

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