Which of the following was part of the national government's policy toward Native Americans from the early 1870s to the mid-1880s?
A) signing separate peace treaties with specific Indian tribes
B) encouraging Native American tribal customs and ceremonies
C) seizing individual Native American's parcels of land
D) assimilating Native Americans into urban life
E) sending Native American children to integrated public schools in nearby towns
Answer: A
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