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What was one strategy the U.S. government widely employed to assimilate
American Indians after their forced relocation?
A. Interning natives in reeducation camps throughout the South
B. Giving rewards to missionaries who successfully converted native
communities to Christianity
C. Giving land to natives, provided they lived separately from their
tribes
D. Paying money to natives who publicly denounced their tribal
identities

What Was One Strategy The US Government Widely Employed To Assimilate American Indians After Their Forced Relocation A Interning Natives In Reeducation Camps Th class=

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Answer:    c

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The U.S. government gave land to natives, then provide a place separately for American Indians after their forced relocation.

What is forced relocation?

Forced relocation serves as theinvoluntary movement of people from their their region.

This Forced relocation, was experienced by American Indians after they were sent out from other countries.

Therefore, U.S. government came to their aid by gaving them land after returning to America.

Learn more about Forced relocation at;

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