The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 attempted to
a. reverse the forced assimilation of Native Americans into white society.
b. encourage Indians to move out of drought-stricken Oklahoma.
c. de-emphasize tribal identity in favor of American Indian identity.
d. reorganize federal relief efforts through the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
e. enable Indians to move from reservations to the cities.
a
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a. used the Scriptures to argue against social revolution. b. appealed to the nobility and the wealthiest merchants. c. was condemned by Luther but supported by Calvin. d. inspired quietism in some as they waited for a better world to come. e. all of the above
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A) French B) British C) American D) Japanese
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