Why was there such a push in the late 18th century to "civilize" Native Americans?

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coldgirl [10]3 years ago

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Hello! The answer is:

<em>B. It was thought that making Native Americans "civilized" was a "moral" solution to the Indian problem.</em>

Explanation:

The settlers believed that the Native's had no structure and were "savages" needing to be "civilized" as said above. I hope this helps!

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