1. In persuasive writing, it is important to (1 point)

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1) practice all of the above.
2) “Redskin” was originally a term for Indians in general white people who sided with Indians.
3. In "Indians Are a People, Not Mascots," the government’s first target in educating Indian children was their language

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2. The bounty placed on indians

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