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What was the effect of the Dawes Act on Native American tribes?

A) It granted land to individual families, but reduced the land available to tribes.

B) It provided extra money to tribes because land in excess of 160 acres per family was sold.

C) It brought citizenship and equality to Native Americans.

D)It gave Native Americans the means to learn and benefit from farming.

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Answer: A) It granted land to individual families but reduced the land available to tribes.

Explanation:

The law was passed in 1887, and it implied the protection of Indian land and the invocation of Indians in modern capitalist patterns. The law removed traditional elements of land management and introduced the possibility of forming private property. Bypassing the law, the American Indians accepted that laws were imposed on them that had never existed before in any tribal community in North America.

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