Which of the below choices was not a way the government tried to "Americanize" the Native American children?

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harina [27]3 years ago

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Give them gifts of jewelry

These are the ways that are not followed by the government to "Americanize" the Native American children.

<u>Explanation</u>:

The federal American government took many efforts and measures to Americanize the Native American children after the end of Indian War. One of the measures was the children were sent to the boarding schools. Native American boarding schools were established and children were forced to speak only in English. Even measures were taken to change to name of the children. American names were forcefully given to the children.

Native American boarding schools were founded only to implement the American culture. This led the way to eliminate traditional American Indian ways of life. The cultural assimilation of Native Americans was made during the years of 1790-1920.

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