President Grant's "Peace Policy" toward the Indians
a. called for the extermination of the wild tribes.
b. continued the tradition of dealing with Indian tribes as "separate nations."
c. encouraged Indians to accept civilization, Christianity, and citizenship.
d. offered the peaceful relocation of willing Indians to remote areas in Canada and Alaska.
e. vastly expanded Indian land holdings.
c
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A) the Hawaiian Islands B) the Great Lakes region C) the Midwest D) the Sunbelt states E) New England
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A) Crazy Horse B) Quanah Parker C) Tom Scott D) Tecumseh