New Deal policy toward Native Americans, as led by John Collier,
A. favored Indian assimilation into the larger white culture.
B. was grounded in a commitment to cultural relativism.
C. encouraged Indians to own land as individuals, rather than collectively.
D. continued past government policies.
E. led to a considerable decrease in tribal lands.
Answer: B
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