Which of the following best illustrates the arguments that Chief Ten Bears made when he spoke against reservations at the Medici
ne Lodge Council? A.
the eventual extermination of the buffalo
B.
the desire to preserve the traditions and culture of Plains tribes
C.
a viable food source in farming
D.
the forceful removal of federal troops
The correct answer is B. the desire to preserve the traditions and culture of Plains tribes.
Explanation:
At the Medicine Lodge Council he discussed about creation of reservations, and he opposed them because the Indian spirit cannot be retained in the walls. That is why he is opposing this type of agreement, as it opposes culture, life and tradition of his tribe.
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