Why did collier's friends stimulate publicity about the bursum bill?
a. they believed the bill was fair and equitable.
b. they wanted to join all reservation land together into one reservation.
they were wary of the arguing about public parks and lands.
d. they felt strongly that the bill would ruin the pueblos.
select the best answer from the choices provided

The correct answer is D) They felt strongly that the bill would ruin the Pueblos.

Explanation:

The Bursum Bill was designed to give courts the right to settle land disputes between the native Americans and white settlers. It also gave the the right for any non-native over land they had unlawfully occupied before the year 1902.

As the courts were controlled by White, it was clear that the bill would be very unfair and only make life more difficult for Native Americans. Hence, friends of Collier, made sure to publicize the bill as much as they can, eventually making it a failure.

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