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Alex73 [517]
2 years ago
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How does the author justify her claim that making English an official language would harm some Native American groups? A. by emp

hasizing the importance of Native American representation in government organizations B. by showing how many historical efforts to protect Native American history have failed C. by providing evidence that shows how multilingual organizations are more successful than monolingual ones D. by explaining how an English-only requirement would be less efficient and would limit cultural expression
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Setler [38]2 years ago
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The author justify her claim that making English an official language would harm some Native American groups by explaining how an English-only requirement would be less efficient and would limit cultural expression.

<h3>How did the Native Americans react to the English?</h3>

Native Americans in Colonial America were said to have resisted the work or power of the Europeans to get more land and control in course of the colonial period.

Note that The author justify her claim that making English an official language would harm some Native American groups by explaining how an English-only requirement would be less efficient and would limit cultural expression.

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