Which of the Following Statements Describes the Status of Native

question 24

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements describes the status of Native Americans at the end of the nineteenth century?

• A)Native Americans were better off than they had ever been.
• B)Native Americans were better off than they had been before the Civil War.
• C)Native Americans were revered as allies by the U.S.government.
• D)Native American resistance to westward expansion had been crushed.
• E)Native Americans believed they could work with the U.S.government to improve their status.

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