What Prevented Many Native Americans from Becoming U

question 49

Multiple Choice

What prevented many Native Americans from becoming U.S. citizens in the nineteenth century?

• A) Congress had agreed to keep the long-standing treaty system with Native Americans.
• B) The Fourteenth Amendment specifically said they could not be citizens.
• C) The Dawes Act did not allow for citizenship.
• D) Most Indians were unwilling to cede their tribal setting and assimilate into American society.
• E) Service in the Confederacy during the Civil War resulted in blocking citizenship after the war.

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