What was the government's Termination Policy?A.A policy with the goal of undoing the Dawes ActB.A plan to end tribal sovereignty and force American Indians to assimilateC.A war against American Indian tribes in the WestD.A system to eliminate poverty for American Indians

President Nixon stopped the federal termination policy and agreed that Native American _____ should be the basis of government policy.A.Economic successB.Self-determinationC.Educational achievementD.Religious participation

Under the termination policy, Native Americans lost:A.Rights to tribal self-rule.B.Federal aid for education.C.Federal aid for health care.D.All of the above.

In 1871, the United States declared American Indians to be wards of the federal government and implemented a strategy of forced __________, a policy that had the official goal of turning native peoples into “Americans.”A.pluralismB.genocideC.segregationD.assimilation

Question 9 of 30Which of the following was an outcome of the Indian Removal Act?A.Native Americans were moved to lands west of the Mississippi River.B.Lands that were sacred to Native Americans were protected.C.Native Americans were forced to learn white American culture in boarding schools.D.Conflicts between Native Americans and white settlers ended.

In 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, which aimed to do which of the following? A. establish a reservation system that would keep Native Americans in the Southeast B. force Native American tribes to move west of the Mississippi River C. establish a system of forcing Native Americans to give up their cultural beliefs D. force the Cherokee living in Georgia to move onto reservations