The first way they tried to solve the problem was assimilation.
This means that the US tried to change the culture of Native Americans and in essence this was a cultural transformation. They wanted the Native Americans to live by the rules and norms of the European culture. This was primarily attempted through education.
The second solution was even worse and it was removal.
The US government "relocated" the Native American tribes to different parts of the country while they continued to settle and grow as a country. Many Native American tribes resisted which led to many armed conflicts.
I think the answer is the first phrase: <span>traits or qualities the Okanogan admired as well as those they disapproved of;
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The Trickster Tale is a kind of folktale that revolves around violence, deceit, and magic. In the Okanogan tales, it talks about the qualities of the trickster. They are often depicted as " bad" characters but they also carry good qualities that are contradicting to their bad image.
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He believed that Europeans had no right to claim land unless directly purchased from Native Americans AND
He believed that the government had to right to punish others for their religious beliefs
Liberty , and the pursuit of happiness
