How Did the Solutions to the "Indian Problem" and the "Euro-American

question 25

Multiple Choice

How did the solutions to the "Indian Problem" and the "Euro-American Problem" differ?

• A)The "Indian Problem" involved the integration of Native American and Western culture to maintain social and political tribal power.
• B)The "Indian Problem" involved the recognition of distinct sociocultural traditions and political autonomy in Native American communities.
• C)The "Euro-American Problem" involved the recognition of distinct sociocultural traditions and political autonomy in settler communities.
• D)The "Indian Problem" involved the assimilation of Native American culture into Western culture to maintain Euro-American social and political power.

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