One of the major changes that the 20th century brought to the inuit was:

a. almost complete extinction in the inland hunting grounds, forcing inuit to live on the seacoast.

b. persecution by the government, leading to a reduction in inuit numbers by more than 75 percent.

c. schooling opportunities that led most inuit to migrate to more temperate climates.

d. opportunities to enter the commercial fur trade and government employment.

e. almost complete extinction in native fisheries, forcing inuit to move away from the coastline. 1 points save answer question 10 of 13 moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.

Your answer would be D). opportunities to enter the commercial fur trade and government employment.

One of the major changes that the 20th century brought to the Inuit was opportunities to enter the commercial fur trade and government employment.

Explanation:

When you look at the question, the word "Inuit" gives you a hint. The word Inuit means a group of indigenous people from places like Greenland, Alaska, and parts of Northern Canada.

Knowing what the word Inuit means, you can see now the question is asking you what was a major change that applied to the Inuit people in the 20th century.

D would be the correct answer because in the 20th century, there was a major change that allowed Inuit people to get jobs in trading, and jobs in the government, which gave them a chance to get jobs at support their needs. It was a big advantage for them since it was hard to find a job in the U.S, so it gave them an opportunity to get a job, in other words, more job opportunities.

Why the other answer choices are wrong:

A is INCORRECT because there was no complete extinction of hunting grounds, during the 20th century, there were still hunting grounds for the Inuit to hunt in.

B is INCORRECT because the government didn't persecute any Inuit's out of the control, if they did, the percent wouldn't be that high.

C is INCORRECT because Inuits were around the U.S, it was a change that allowed Inuit's to get in a place with better climate, or weather, but that is not the major change for the Inuits.

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