In the 1820s the message of assimilation to Native Americans was
A. supplemented with incentives for adapting to American culture.
B. abandoned in favor or relocation.
C. opposed by Americans in the Northeast.
D. emphasized more strongly than ever.
Answer: B
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a. as a resource for new technologies and knowledge b. because they had a market for quality luxury goods c. a sense of exploration and discovery d. to create new converts to Christianity
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