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Under the Dawes Act, the reservation land not allotted to American Indians was sold

Answer 1

In accordance with the Dawes Act, all property on a reservation that was not specifically designated for American Indian use was made available for purchase by white settlers and railroad corporations.  Option C(to white settlers and railroad companies.)

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What is Dawes Act?

Generally, The Dawes General Allotment Act, also known as the Dawes Severalty Act, was a law passed in the United States on February 8, 1887, that provided for the distribution of land from Indian reservations to individual Native Americans.

The intention behind the law was to mold Native Americans into responsible farmers in the image of white people.

In conclusion, In accordance with the Dawes Act, all property on a reservation that was not specifically designated for American Indian use was made available for purchase by white settlers and railroad corporations. Alternative C

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