What was considered the final blow to the Plains Indians’ way of life?
A) the deaths of the major Native American leaders
B) the extermination of the buffalo herds
C) incessant tribal warfare
D) the reservation system
E) the introduction of crop farming
Answer: B
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A) Eugene V. Debs. B) S. S. McClure. C) Theodore Roosevelt. D) E. A. Ross.
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A. joined the NAACP in large numbers. B. found themselves without any access to government relief of any kind. C. could easily find domestic service jobs that no whites wanted. D. generally experienced conditions little better than in the South. E. None of these answers is correct.