The reception of the Dawes Act by the Native Americans is A. They viewed it as an insult to their own culture.
<h3>What is Dawes Act?</h3>
It should be noted that the Dawes Act simply means an act that authorized the government to break up tribal lands into individual plots.
In this case, reception of the Dawes Act by the Native Americans is that they viewed it as an insult to their own
culture. They weren't in support of it.
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3. <span>Archaeologists found stones bearing carvings of humans that predate the crossing of the strait... This would men that those who made the carvings on the stone were not descendants of those who crossed the Bering Strait, since the crossing of the Bering Strait occurred after the carvings were made
4. Archaeologists found remains of human-made objects </span><span>such as weapons that predate the crossing of the strait.</span>.. Just as the first one, this implies that those who made the objects did not descend from those who crossed the Bering Strait.
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Answer:
It improved communication a lot not and enabled people to save money on transportation (its easier to call someone than write a letter and make someone on a horse ride for miles) not sure about the effects on power though.
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