"on behalf of my people, the american indians, i hereby declare to you, the pale-faced race that has usurped our lands and homes, that we have no spirit to celebrate with you the great columbian fair now being held in this chicago city, the wonder of the world. no; sooner would we hold the high joy day over the graves of our departed than to celebrate our own funeral, the discovery of america. and hearts in admiration rejoice over the beauty and grandeur of this young republic and you say, 'behold the wonders wrought by our children in this foreign land,' do not forget that this success has been at the sacrifice of our homes and a once happy race." --simon pokagon, the red man's rebuke, 1893 which piece of legislation would simon pokagon have been most likely to oppose? a) the dawes act b) the platt amendment c) the teller amendment d) the indian reorganization act