The Function of Boarding Schools for Native Americans Was to ______

question 3

Multiple Choice

The function of boarding schools for Native Americans was to ______.

• A) help Native youth learn about their culture and communal ties
• B) give Native youth the opportunity to grow in speaking their native languages
• C) provide skills training for Native youth to enter the economy
• D) provide a space for Native youth to learn about American history
• E) enforce Americanization of Native youth

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Definitions:

French and Indian War

A conflict between France and Britain (1754-1763) in North America, part of a larger series of conflicts known as the Seven Years' War.

British Military Advantage

The superior strategies, tactics, technology, training, or resources that allowed British armed forces to achieve success in warfare, historically significant in the context of the British Empire's global dominance.

Treaty of Paris

A significant agreement that ended the American Revolutionary War in 1783, recognizing American independence from Britain and establishing borders for the new nation.

Dominance

The state or condition of having authority or influence over others, often observed in social, economic, or ecological contexts.