The Government-Run Boarding Schools for Native American Children in the Late

question 31

Multiple Choice

The government-run boarding schools for Native American children in the late nineteenth century

• A) tried to teach children how to maintain their Native cultures.
• B) produced no able leaders among the students who attended.
• C) educated only boys, leaving the girls on the reservations.
• D) forcibly educated children in the values of white American culture.

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