When it came to the needs of Native American children, those who
were apprenticed to the English were
A. found to receive the most extreme and harsh treatment of all
children
B. exposed to the arts and a much better quality of life
C. subjected to being sold to other families for a profit
D. indoctrinated to a Christian education and forced to relinquish
their culture
D
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