History, 08.02.2021 18:30 sindy35111
What role did the U. S. government policy of "Americanization” have
on American Indian culture?
It forced American Indians to conform to U. S. democratic principles.
It helped Americans accept the cultural differences of the American
Indians.
It helped American Indians to develop a more sustainable lifestyle.
It limited the American Indians' ability to express their cultural identity.
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