In 1871, the United States declared American Indians to be wards of the federal government and implemented a strategy of forced __________, a policy that had the official goal of turning native peoples into “Americans.”A.pluralismB.genocideC.segregationD.assimilation

The Indian Removal Act of 1830led to the deaths of thousands of Native Americans in the United States.provided Native Americans in the United States with voting rights for the first time.returned to Native Americans some of the land that had been taken from them.was an attempt to provide political equality to Native Americans in the United States.

For years, many Native Americans had pressed for a return of their lands and viewed self-determination as foundational to freedom. The Indian Reorganization Act (IRA) acknowledged these goals but in a limited way.Which of the following policies included in the IRA is an example of a limitation on the benefits it gave to Native Americans?Click or tap a choice to answer the question.The law ended the policy of forcibly dividing and selling Indian lands and made it possible for tribes to repurchase land.The law increased funding for educational programs on reservations.The law recognized Indians’ right to govern themselves by encouraging tribes to establish governing councils and adopt new constitutions.The law required tribes to adopt constitutions that complied with the expectations of U.S. government officials.

In 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, which aimed to do which of the following? A. establish a reservation system that would keep Native Americans in the Southeast B. force Native American tribes to move west of the Mississippi River C. establish a system of forcing Native Americans to give up their cultural beliefs D. force the Cherokee living in Georgia to move onto reservations

Who founded the American Indian Movement (AIM) in 1968 to achieve self-determination and the revival of tribal traditions?*1 pointa. César Chávezb. Phyllis Schlaflyc. Betty Friedand. American Indian leaders

Although the idea of “America” today carries with it features and values of a modernized, technologically sophisticated society very remote from the life of continent’s aboriginal peoples, there exists some intriguing arguments for these people having been archetypically American.Like all subsequent inhabitants of North America, the Indians were immigrants.Second,...they were a mobile people.Finally, like Americans of later time, the Americans were extraordinarily varied in the cultures they developed...Because of this remarkable cultural and religious diversity stretched over both space and time, it is difficult to be both general and meaningful in discussing Native Americans.Williams, Peter W. America's Religions: Traditions and Cultures. Macmillan,1998 p. 3-4Which of the following statements BEST supports the author's argument about Pre-Columbian cultures?Elimination ToolSelect one answerANative American societies were economically isolated and tended not to trade with each other.BNative American societies often developed cultures that had characteristics dependent upon the nature of their specific geography.CNative American societies often developed complex writing systems.DNative American societies never waged war or conducted diplomacy with each other.