One Can Conclude from the Experience of the Navaho That

question 19

Multiple Choice

One can conclude from the experience of the Navaho that

• A) unity among the Indian tribes of a particular region could prevent white encroachment on Indian lands.
• B) the federal government actively attempted to protect Indian cultures from aggressive white settlers.
• C) some Indians were able to retain their traditional culture by refusing to trade with whites.
• D) the economic power of whites increasingly placed Indians in a dependent and thus weakened position.

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