1. What did George Washington believe was the best solution to the so-called "Indian problem?"

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Sophie [7]3 years ago

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Answer: Civilize them.

Explanation:

George Washington had a specific relationship with the natives of North America. He believed that these people should have certain freedoms as natives. Yet, he put the expansion of young America first. Many examples indicate that Washington, and some of his closest associates, pointed out that natives should be more invoked and assimilated into the American way of life. He believed that this was the best approach that would guarantee the survival of America's indigenous communities.

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